Myles Garrett says he takes responsibility for his performance after the Los Angeles Rams lose 27-7 to the San Francisco 49ers in their season opener. Both outlets report that Garrett makes a direct, personal admission, framing the outcome as at least partly tied to how he played.
Newsweek emphasizes that Garrett “accepted blame for his part” in the defeat, while the Post highlights the substance of that self-assessment. The Post notes Garrett does not attribute his showing to external factors such as the travel schedule or the game plan, nor to what the 49ers did schematically. It also points to his limited production in the game, including failing to record a tackle or sack, as context for why he focuses on his own play. Overall, the coverage aligns on the core theme: Garrett acknowledges shortcomings and does not shift blame elsewhere, even as the broader discussion differs in how it characterizes his impact and the implications for the Rams.
Both reports stem from the same postgame remarks and treat the admission as the notable development following the Rams’ loss.
