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Rams Give No Timeline for Myles Garrett After Knee Surgery

The uncertainty forces the Rams to rely on reserve pass rushers.

Overview

  • Myles Garrett underwent arthroscopic knee surgery and was placed on injured reserve, a move that requires a minimum absence under NFL IR rules.
  • Coach Sean McVay said Garrett is attending meetings and making steady progress in rehab but refused to commit to any specific return date.
  • Media reports offer conflicting timelines, with NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport reporting roughly six weeks and other team-linked sources suggesting a sooner return is possible.
  • Garrett’s absence compounds Los Angeles’s injury problems, which have included missed time for Aaron Donald and a sidelined cornerback, and it alters the Rams’ short-term pass‑rush plan.
  • The team says it will provide updates only when medical staff and Garrett are ready, so the next clear signal will come from official Rams health reports.