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Rams DE Garrett Sidelined: No Return Next Week
13 Oct
Summary
- Myles Garrett remains out for fourth game due to knee surgery.
- Rams not expecting Garrett's return to practice next week.
- Garrett's return could be around November 1st.
Los Angeles Rams defensive end Myles Garrett is still recovering from knee surgery and will miss his fourth consecutive game. The team is taking a cautious approach to his return, with coach Sean McVay indicating that Garrett is unlikely to resume practice next week.
Garrett underwent arthroscopic knee surgery in mid-September after the Rams' season-opening loss. He was placed on injured reserve, requiring a minimum four-game absence. While his recovery is progressing well, the Rams are awaiting further assessment before clearing him.
If Garrett's recovery stays on track with the estimated six-to-eight-week timeline, he could potentially return to action around November 1st. This date aligns with the Rams' upcoming game against the Chargers, though the team has not yet set a firm date for his comeback.
Since being acquired in a June trade from the Cleveland Browns, the 30-year-old Garrett has played in only one game for the Rams. In his absence, Josaiah Stewart has stepped into a starting role on the defensive line, supported by Wesley Bailey and Desjuan Johnson.
