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See the full story · 2 sourcesMyles Garrett is a tough guy to miss. He’s 6-foot-4, 272 pounds and is chiseled like an ancient Greek sculpture.
When he’s on the field, people notice. After nine years in Cleveland with the Browns , Garrett is now turning heads in Los Angeles as the newest member of the Rams .
He suited up for his first training camp practice with the Rams on Sunday and wasted no time impressing his new team. Fellow newcomer Trent McDuffie said he could “feel his aura” when on the field with Garrett, calling him “a monster” after Sunday’s practice.
“He's a great guy,” McDuffie said. “I think that's my best thing. I didn't really get to see him do his thing yet. I haven't watched the film yet. But when he's out there, you can just feel his aura. Everybody likes to say this aura that the guy has. He's gigantic. He's a monster. I'm just excited to get him out here and get him loose and get him going because I know he has a little chip on his shoulder and he's excited about being here so I think that just fires everybody else up.”
Defensive coordinator Chris Shula is also excited to have Garrett in Los Angeles and though it was only one day of practice so far, he says Garrett lived up to the hype.
“It was the first time he's lined up as a defense with him out there so we've been looking forward to this day for a long time and it definitely lived up to it,” Shula said.
The Rams haven’t put on the pads yet, but they did run 11-on-11 drills Sunday – and those drills were the first-team offense against the first-team defense. Garrett won’t get to sack anyone just yet but his presence will sure be felt off the edge.
Garrett will make the Rams’ offensive line better, too. His athleticism will challenge Alaric Jackson and Warren McClendon Jr., while also testing the play of Los Angeles’ guards on the interior.
This article originally appeared on Rams Wire: 'He's a monster': Myles Garrett already impressing at Rams camp
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