The Cleveland Browns appear to have gotten out of the Myles Garrett business at exactly the right time, as more misfortune just came his way.
Former Cleveland Browns defensive end Myles Garrett will miss practice again this week for the Los Angeles Rams, marking his sixth consecutive missed game due to a knee injury. Garrett, who was traded after winning Defensive Player of the Year in 2025, has appeared in only one game for the Rams following arthroscopic knee surgery.
Writer Max Dible argues that Garrett's absence eases concerns over Cleveland's decision to trade him, noting the Browns have started the season 4-2 while the Rams sit at 2-4. Head coach Todd Monken rejected claims that Cleveland's defense improved without Garrett, attributing recent defensive stability to scheme tweaks and new coordination.
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