Rams' Mcvay Provides Positive Update on Myles Garrett's Recovery

WHO:

NY Post - Aaron Donald, defensive lineman for the Rams

therams.com - Myles Garrett, outside linebacker for the Los Angeles Rams

therams.com - Sean McVay, head coach of the Los Angeles Rams

WHAT:

therams.com - Sean McVay stated, "I'm reluctant to put a timeline on it," regarding Myles Garrett's return from Injured Reserve.

Heavy NFL - McVay confirmed that Garrett's surgery went well and he had already stopped using crutches one day after the procedure.

NY Post - Aaron Donald stated, "That is the plan," regarding his return to play on Monday night against the Giants.

therams.com - Sean McVay stated, "He's feeling good," regarding Myles Garrett's recovery post-surgery.

Heavy NFL - McVay described Garrett's recovery by saying, "he's like Wolverine, healing fast."

therams.com - Myles Garrett has been placed on Injured Reserve, meaning he will miss at least the next four games.

therams.com - The Rams will not rush Garrett back from Injured Reserve.

Heavy NFL - Garrett's knee surgery was successful, and he has already stopped using crutches one day after the procedure.

WHERE:

NY Post - SoFi Stadium, where the Rams will play against the New York Giants.

therams.com - Woodland Hills, California, where the Rams are based.

WHEN:

NY Post - Donald's first regular-season appearance after two seasons away from football is scheduled for the upcoming game against the Giants.

therams.com - Garrett will miss at least the next four games, which include:

Monday Night Football against the New York Giants

At the Denver Broncos

At the Philadelphia Eagles

Monday Night Football against the Buffalo Bills

WHY:

NY Post - Donald's return is significant as it marks his comeback to regular-season play after a two-year absence.

therams.com - The decision to place Garrett on Injured Reserve is to ensure he fully recovers before returning to play.

HOW:

therams.com - McVay noted that Garrett was initially on crutches but was walking without them the following day, indicating a fast recovery.

Sean McVay has shared that he's hesitant to provide a timeline for Myles Garrett's return from Injured Reserve. He confirmed that Garrett's surgery was successful, and notably, he has already stopped using crutches just one day after the procedure. Fans will be eager to see how quickly Garrett can make his way back to the field.