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The Los Angeles Rams are facing the unfortunate reality of being without star pass rusher Myles Garrett for at least the next four weeks as he is set to undergo right knee surgery and be placed on injured reserve.
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Myles Garrett traveled with the Rams to Melbourne but was ineffective during his debut with his new team. The reigning Defensive Player of the Year spoke after the game about a knee issue, and arthroscopic surgery is now forthcoming.
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Los Angeles Rams head coach Sean McVay would not put a timeline on when outside linebacker Myles Garrett could return to action after knee surgery Monday.
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Los Angeles Rams star defensive end Myles Garrett will undergo arthroscopic surgery on a knee and will be placed on injured reserve, multiple media outlets reported on Sunday.
The Los Angeles Rams’ much-hyped pass rush will be incomplete for at least four weeks with Myles Garrett landing on the shelf. Garrett will undergo arthroscopic surgery on his injured knee and is being placed on injured reserve, as first reported by Tom Pelissero of The Ringer.
According to Tom Pelissero, Rams DE Myles Garrett is having a knee scope surgery and will go on injured reserve. This is an issue that has lingered since
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Following the blowout defeat, Garrett acknowledged he didn't play as advertised in Melbourne, Australia.
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Garrett missed most of training camp and the preseason with knee swelling.
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