Rams head coach Sean McVay provided an update on defensive end Myles Garrett, who is experiencing minor soreness in his lower half. Garrett has missed the last three training camp practices as the team exercises caution to keep him healthy. McVay emphasized there's no cause for concern and expects Garrett to be re-evaluated after the team's off day on Tuesday. The focus is on ensuring Garrett is fully prepared for the season opener against the 49ers in Australia.

State of Play
  • Garrett will not practice on Monday and will be re-evaluated after the off day.
  • McVay is optimistic about Garrett's readiness for the next practice block.
What's Next

After the off day, Garrett will undergo re-evaluation to determine his status for the upcoming practices. If cleared, he is expected to participate fully, focusing on readiness for the season opener against the 49ers.

Bottom Line

Maintaining Myles Garrett's health is a priority for the Rams, with McVay's cautious approach ensuring Garrett’s fitness for the critical opening game. The emphasis on precaution underlines a strategic focus on long-term performance rather than short-term gains.