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Myles Garrett wows the Rams on his first day of training camp with his new team

Garrett flashed immediate pass-rush impact as the Rams opened camp with a revamped defense built to contend for a Super Bowl.

  • On Sunday, the Los Angeles Rams opened training camp by placing offensive lineman Justin Dedich on the Non-Football Injury list and cornerback Al'zillion Hamilton on the Physically Unable to Perform list.
  • Seeking to improve a defense that faded late last season, the Rams added defensive stars Myles Garrett, Trent McDuffie, and Jaylen Watson, moves orchestrated by general manager Les Snead.
  • Garrett participated fully in his first practice Sunday, while NFL MVP Matthew Stafford sat out to remain fresh as head coach Sean McVay manages the roster's health strategically.
  • Newcomers McDuffie and Watson emphasized learning the Rams' established culture under McVay rather than changing it. "All 32 teams have the same goal," Watson added.
  • While the roster remains deep enough to withstand current absences, lingering questions persist regarding starting left tackle Alaric Jackson and wide receiver Puka Nacua's availability.
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LOS ANGELES (AP) — The first practice of the Los Angeles Rams training camp on Sunday was also the first time they lined up as a full defense with Myles Garrett at the end.

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Myles Garrett wows the Rams on his first day of training camp with his new team

The Los Angeles Rams’ first practice of training camp Sunday was also the first time they’ve lined up as a full defense with Myles Garrett on the edge.

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