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Rams expect Myles Garrett to play despite questionable status

Garrett's designation follows his return from a knee procedure, when he recorded 3.0 sacks and a forced fumble.

By Liam Faleolo

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Myles Garrett is listed as questionable for the Los Angeles Rams' rematch against the Cardinals, though head coach Sean McVay expects him to play. McVay said Garrett would miss Friday's practice as the team manages his workload.

Speaking at his press conference, McVay said Garrett was feeling good and had handled a substantial number of snaps. The coach said the Rams were being cautious to help him feel as good as possible. Garrett recorded 3.0 sacks and forced a fumble in his return following a knee procedure.

Two other Rams defenders are also set to carry questionable designations: cornerback Trent McDuffie, who has a back injury, and safety Kam Curl, who has a toe injury. Both had limited participation in Friday's practice.

Los Angeles ruled out guard Steve Avila because of a hamstring injury. Tight end Terrance Ferguson will also miss the game with ankle and hamstring injuries.

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