Rams stars Puka Nacua, Myles Garrett take crucial first step toward return
The Los Angeles Rams got two of their biggest stars back on the field on Tuesday, but neither participated in practice. Wide receiver Puka Nacua and defensive end Myles Garrett returned to the field as the Rams continued preparations for the 2026 season, but both remained spectators when the team portion of practice began.
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The Los Angeles Rams got two of their biggest stars back on the field on Tuesday, but neither participated in practice. Wide receiver Puka Nacua and defensive end Myles Garrett returned to the field as the Rams continued preparations for the 2026 season, but both remained spectators when the team portion of practice began. Instead, Nacua, who is dealing with a psoas injury, and Garrett, who is nursing a knee issue, worked individually off to the side with members of the Rams’ staff. Garrett wore shoulder pads as he went through his workout.
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- The Los Angeles Rams got two of their biggest stars back on the field on Tuesday, but neither participated in practice. Wide receiver Puka Nacua and defensive end Myles Garrett returned to the field as the Rams continued preparations for the 2026 season, but both remained spectators when the team portion of practice began.
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Rams stars Puka Nacua, Myles Garrett take crucial first step toward return
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