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The Cleveland Browns and Los Angeles Rams both won Week 4, keeping their 2027 draft picks low. Cleveland holds the 18th and 22nd selections, while Los Angeles' pick goes to Cleveland. The Rams' victory was notable given the absence of key players Aaron Donald and Myles Garrett.
The Los Angeles Rams suffered a 30-10 second-half collapse against the Denver Broncos, dropping their Super Bowl odds to +700. Key injuries to Myles Garrett and Puka Nacua have eroded the team's margin for error, raising questions about their title viability despite a strong offseason.
Rams coach Sean McVay said he hopes the team won’t have to play in Australia again after a 27-7 Week 1 loss in Melbourne, while Aaron Donald’s status for Monday night’s game vs. the Giants remains uncertain and Myles Garrett is out for at least four games after knee surgery.
NFL fans blasted the Rams over how they handled Myles Garrett’s knee issue after he will undergo arthroscopic surgery and miss at least four games; Garrett played 40 snaps in Week 1 with no stats, and McVay acknowledged a miscalculation about his health. The backlash also included jokes about Aaron Donald’s late return from retirement and questions about the Rams’ offseason plans and defensive approach.
Myles Garrett will undergo knee surgery and be placed on IR, sidelining him for at least four games after making his Rams debut in the season-opening loss to the 49ers; Aaron Donald’s status for next week remains undecided as L.A. grapples with an early-season setback.
Myles Garrett is set for knee surgery and will be placed on injured reserve, sidelining him for at least four games including the Week 3 showdown with the Broncos. Aaron Donald is returning for the Rams but likely on a reduced workload, potentially giving Denver the edge up front in that matchup. Meanwhile, the Broncos still must navigate games against the Chiefs and Jaguars before focusing on the Garrett-less Rams.
Rams defensive end Myles Garrett will undergo knee surgery and be placed on injured reserve, missing at least four games. Coach Sean McVay said the team initially believed the knee could be worked through, but surgery is required, with no firm return timeline until after the operation and a slimmer margin for error after the opener.
Rams edge defender Myles Garrett will undergo arthroscopic knee surgery and be placed on injured reserve, sidelining him for at least four games (Giants, Broncos, Eagles, Bills). Garrett was the NFL Defensive Player of the Year in 2025, and the Rams reportedly acquired him from the Browns in a trade involving Jared Verse and multiple draft picks.
The Los Angeles Rams opened the 2026 season with a disappointing defensive showing against the 49ers in Australia, as Myles Garrett will undergo knee surgery and be placed on injured reserve for at least four games, leaving the pass rush thin with Aaron Donald’s status for next week unclear. The defense recorded zero sacks and allowed multiple Brock Purdy TD passes and 174 rushing yards, prompting questions about whether the unit can rebound until Garrett—and eventually Donald—return ahead of Week 2 against the Giants.
Rams defensive end Myles Garrett is set to undergo knee surgery and be placed on injured reserve, sidelined for at least four games; after a knee issue that lingered from camp and the season opener, LA faces the Giants, Broncos, Eagles and Bills before a potential Week 6 return.
Rams edge rusher Myles Garrett will have knee surgery and be placed on injured reserve, sidelining a key playmaker as Aaron Donald will suit up for at least four games without him; Los Angeles now confronts a challenging stretch with Giants, Broncos, Eagles, and Bills on the schedule.
Myles Garrett admitted his knee injury is more serious than he’d shown after a quiet season opener for the Rams in Melbourne, finishing without a tackle in the 27-7 loss to the 49ers. He didn’t specify which knee and vowed to recover to return to his top form. LA’s revamped defense and underwhelming offense struggled overall, though Aaron Donald is expected to join the lineup soon, providing a boost as Garrett works back and the team looks to rebound in Week 2 against the Giants.
Myles Garrett acknowledged a knee issue hampered him in the Rams' 27-7 season-opening loss to the 49ers in Melbourne, failing to make an impact and prompting questions about his health and how it could affect Los Angeles' defense moving forward.
In his Rams debut, Myles Garrett had zero tackles, sacks or QB hits in a 27-7 loss to the 49ers, citing a lingering knee issue; he split time on both edges and logged three hurries, but no impactful plays, calling it the worst version of himself and stressing that his health must improve ahead of Week 2 against the Giants (with Aaron Donald potentially returning).
Myles Garrett was largely ineffective in Week 1 against the 49ers, failing to notch a sack, tackle, or QB pressure as the Rams were routed 27-7 in Melbourne; Garrett hinted at needing to recover from a knee issue described by coach Sean McVay as knee swelling, wearing a knee sleeve and acknowledging he wasn’t at his best while LA traveled late to Australia, a factor in the lopsided result.