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13 September 2026

Rams’ Myles Garrett to undergo knee surgery, could be placed on IR

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Rams’ Myles Garrett to undergo knee surgery, could be placed on IR

Rams star defensive end Myles Garrett will undergo surgery on his injured left knee and likely will be placed on injured reserve, meaning he'll miss four games.

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