Garrett notched three sacks and a forced fumble in his second game back from a knee injury as Los Angeles rallied past Washington.
Myles Garrett made his presence felt immediately. Playing just his second game since joining the Rams, and his first back since missing seven games with a left knee injury, Garrett brought down Commanders quarterback Jayden Daniels for his first sack as a Ram and jarred the ball loose in the process.
Teammate Omar Speights scooped up the fumble, handing the Rams offense prime field position. Garrett did not stop there. He finished the day with three sacks and the forced fumble, making life miserable for Washington's offense all afternoon.
The Rams needed every bit of it, rallying past the Commanders to pick up their third consecutive victory and climb above .500 on the season. With Garrett healthy and clearly still a problem for opposing quarterbacks, Los Angeles now looks like a tougher out with him anchoring the pass rush. The win continues a stretch of momentum for a Rams team that has strung together wins while getting its star edge rusher back up to speed after the injury layoff.