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Rams Star Myles Garrett Out Weeks After Knee Surgery
13 Sep
Summary
- Star defensive end Myles Garrett requires knee surgery.
- Garrett placed on injured reserve, missing at least four games.
- His earliest return date is set for October 18th.
Los Angeles Rams' star edge rusher, Myles Garrett, faces a significant sideline period following arthroscopic knee surgery. The team placed him on injured reserve on Sunday, September 13, ensuring he will miss a minimum of four games post-procedure.
Garrett's latest injury marks the most extensive time he will miss in a season since 2019. His earliest potential return date is October 18, aligning with the Rams' Week 6 matchup against the Arizona Cardinals.
This absence amplifies the importance of defensive tackle Aaron Donald's return. Donald, a three-time Defensive Player of the Year, officially rejoined the Rams on August 30 after a two-year retirement and was expected to make his 2026 debut as early as Week 2.
Garrett's Rams debut on September 10 against the San Francisco 49ers saw limited action, with just three hurries recorded and no tackles or sacks across 40 snaps. His absence impacts the Rams' defensive line significantly.
