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Rams' Garrett Return: Optimism Tempered, Wait Continues
2 Nov
Summary
- Myles Garrett's return to practice offers optimism but no guaranteed game time.
- Garrett has been sidelined since Week 1 following knee surgery.
- The Rams traded significant assets for Garrett in the offseason.

Optimism is building for Myles Garrett's return to Los Angeles Rams practice, with reports indicating a strong possibility he will participate this week. However, even if Garrett returns to practice, his actual game participation is not guaranteed, and the team's 21-day window for his return would begin. Garrett has been sidelined since Week 1 after undergoing arthroscopic surgery in September to address a knee injury. This decision resulted in him being placed on injured reserve and missing four games. The Rams are preparing for their game against the Chargers, and Garrett's updated outlook suggests he might be on track to face the Commanders in Week 9. The team surrendered significant draft capital and a player to acquire Garrett in the offseason, making his eventual return crucial for their Super Bowl aspirations. Another notable player, Micah Parsons, is also expected back at practice soon, targeting a Thanksgiving Eve game against the Rams. The potential return of both Garrett and Davante Adams for a Week 12 matchup against the Green Bay Packers could significantly boost the Rams' performance.