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Myles Garrett is expected to return to the field for the Los Angeles Rams on Sunday against the Washington Commanders, after missing the past seven games with a knee injury. Coach Sean McVay announced Garrett's likely availability, barring a late setback, on Friday before practice. The Rams acquired the two-time AP NFL Defensive Player of the Year in a trade over the summer, but he has played in just one game for his new team. Garrett hasn't played since the Rams' season opener, when he made no tackles in their loss to the 49ers in Australia. Afterward, Garrett revealed he wasn't fully fit due to a knee injury that limited him throughout training camp. Garrett underwent surgery when the Rams returned from Melbourne, and he was sidelined until he returned to practice this week.
The Rams will examine whether Garrett should have had his surgery earlier in the year, but they're looking forward to what they can do with Garrett and Aaron Donald leading the way.
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