The Los Angeles Rams’ star defensive end Myles Garrett is expected to be sidelined longer than initially hoped, according to reports. Multiple outlets say the team anticipates a recovery timeline that goes beyond a short absence.
Ian Rapoport is cited as indicating Garrett should miss at least six weeks. Another report characterizes the expected downtime as potentially extending to around the midway point of the season. Both accounts frame the situation as cautious, with the Rams reportedly considering Garrett’s health and workload carefully while he recovers.
The specific injury diagnosis and exact return date are not detailed in the provided summaries. Overall, the coverage converges on the same core point: the Rams expect Garrett to miss a significant stretch of games, and his return is contingent on continued recovery.
