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11 September 2026

Myles Garrett acknowledges knee injury is significant after 0-tackle debut in Rams’ Australia loss

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Myles Garrett acknowledges knee injury is significant after 0-tackle debut in Rams’ Australia loss

Myles Garrett finally acknowledged his knee injury is more serious than he had been letting on following his quiet debut for the Los Angeles Rams in their season-opening defeat in Australia.

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