Los Angeles Rams star pass rusher Myles Garrett will return to practice this week, coach Sean McVay announced Monday. Garrett has been on injured reserve since undergoing arthroscopic knee surgery in mid-September. He played in the season opener but was not 100% healthy, and sat out most of training camp dealing with knee irritation. McVay emphasized a day-by-day approach, stating he does not want to set a timeline for Garrett's return to game action.
Tight end Terrance Ferguson could also return to practice this week. Ferguson has been on injured reserve since spraining his ankle in Week 3 against the Denver Broncos. McVay said the Rams have not determined if Ferguson will practice, but it is "looking more likely than not" that they will open his practice window.
Regarding Sunday's game against the Washington Commanders, McVay said the team will take a day-by-day approach with cornerbacks Jaylen Watson and Trent McDuffie. Both left the Week 8 victory with injuries. Watson aggravated a previous right shoulder injury, while McDuffie left after taking a knee to his back. McVay noted McDuffie is "feeling better than maybe what we expected."
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