Ian RapoportOct 27, 2026
Rapoport said they expect Myles Garrett (as named in the broadcast, tied to the Rams) to return to practice during week eight, while cautioning that how their body responds is unknown.
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I would expect Myles Garrett to return to practice this week.
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Availability CallsMyles GarrettLos Angeles Rams
“Yeah. I would expect Myles Garrett to return to practice this week. This week in week week eight, we don't know... but I do expect him to practice this week for the Rams.”
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