Myles Garrett shows Rams why they traded for him in return vs. Commanders

Myles Garrett's performance in the Los Angeles Rams' recent 20-13 victory against the Washington Commanders highlights why the Rams traded for the defensive tackle. After a disappointing Week 1 and a seven-game injury absence, Garrett returned in Week 9 and delivered game-changing plays that underscored his value to the team. The pass rusher racked up three sacks, two tackles-for-loss, and a forced fumble, dominating Washington quarterback Jayden Daniels.

Garrett's first sack even resulted in a strip-sack, forcing a turnover deep into the first half. His second sack came at the start of the fourth quarter, as the Rams led by seven points. Garrett's final sack shut down Washington's offense in the game's final moments, leading to a turnover on downs. Garrett's dominant performance has transformed the Rams' trade for him into a wise move, as he is now poised to become one of the NFL's most impactful players in the second half of the season.