There are two key for the Los Angeles Rams to monitor this week, and we’re not talking about their own ailments. Cleveland Browns defensive end Myles Garrett suffered a shoulder injury in Sunday’s loss to the Denver Broncos and isn’t certain to play against the Rams this weekend. Additionally, quarterback Dorian Thompson-Robinson sustained a concussion and is also uncertain to be available on Sunday in Los Angeles.
Coach Kevin Stefanski told reporters on Monday that Garrett is considered day-to-day and that his MRI revealed no structural damage. As for Thompson-Robinson, it’s always difficult for a player to clear the protocol in only a week, so the Browns may have to start either P.J. Walker or Joe Flacco on Sunday.
Kevin Stefanski: Amari Cooper (ribs) think he'll be OK. Jordan Elliott (ankle), day to day. Myles Garrett (shoulder) feel good about that, day to day. DTR (concussion) will follow through the protocol.
— Tony Grossi (@TonyGrossi) November 27, 2023
Stefanski did seem optimistic about Garrett, so it’s very possible he’ll be available to play against the Rams. If he’s forced to miss the game, it would be a huge blow to the Browns’ chances, especially if they’re also missing their quarterback.
Dianna Russini did say the expectation is that Garrett will play, so it seems he’s on track to face the Rams.
Myles Garrett is considered day-to-day but the expectation is he will be able to play on Sunday against the Rams, per source.
Great sign for the Browns early in the week.— Dianna Russini (@DMRussini) November 27, 2023
