Sean McVay Opens Up on Myles Garrett's Extended Absence From Rams Practice
Summary
Myles Garrett has not yet played or practiced much with the Los Angeles Rams due to knee swelling and soreness. Head coach Sean McVay said Garrett is being rested carefully to make sure he is ready for the regular season opener in Australia.Key Facts
- Garrett has missed 12 Rams practices and both preseason games because of knee issues.
- The team considers the absence a precaution, not a serious injury.
- The Rams start their regular season against the San Francisco 49ers in Melbourne, Australia, on September 10.
- This game is the first NFL game ever played in Australia.
- Garrett is a two-time Defensive Player of the Year and a top pass rusher.
- The Rams have strong offensive players like MVP Matthew Stafford and receivers Puka Nacua and Davante Adams.
- The goal is for Garrett to be fully fit and ready by the start of the regular season.
- The Rams’ defense also includes players like Kobie Turner, Byron Young, and Braden Fiske.
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