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Sports · Football (NFL) · published 2026-10-11 · via ProFootballRumors

Rams Not Expected To Activate Myles Garrett For Practice In Week 6

The Rams are unlikely to open Myles Garrett's practice window in Week 6. Garrett, a trade acquisition, will miss a fourth consecutive game as Los Angeles finishes Week 5 against Buffalo. He remains on injured reserve after arthroscopic knee surgery following the team's season-opening trip to Australia.

Expanded Detail

Los Angeles is not expected to clear Myles Garrett for practice in Week 6. That would keep the trade addition out for a fourth game in a row as the Rams wrap up Week 5 versus Buffalo. He remains on injured reserve.

Garrett had arthroscopic knee surgery after the team began its season in Australia. Unless the Rams open his window to practice, he cannot move closer to returning. For now, his absence is set to continue.

Context

For Rams supporters and NFL viewers, Garrett's continued absence may shape expectations around the team and keep attention on how the trade addition is managed. Fantasy players and media observers could adjust their focus, while opposing fans may see a competitive opening. The wider social effect is likely modest, since injury updates are routine, though they can still influence fan mood and game-day discussion.

Expanded detail and Context are AI-generated analysis; the linked article remains the authoritative source.
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