The Los Angeles Rams are bringing star pass rusher Myles Garrett back to practice this week after a knee injury and arthroscopic surgery that kept him on injured reserve since mid-September. Multiple outlets report that Rams coach Sean McVay confirms Garrett’s clearance to return to team practice, framed as a boost to the team’s defense.
While practice is expected to resume, outlets emphasize that his availability for an upcoming game is not yet settled. Los Angeles Times, ESPN, and related reporting from Yahoo all note the Rams are evaluating whether Garrett can play immediately, including consideration of the next matchup versus the Commanders. Other coverage also highlights that the Rams’ defense has been improving during his absence.
Across outlets, the main point of agreement is Garrett’s return to practice timing (“this week”). The remaining difference is focus: some stories lean more on the injury-to-practice process, others on the team’s defensive progress without him, and some on the anticipation of when he can make his on-field return.
