
The Los Angeles squad is getting a massive boost ahead of its upcoming Monday night fixture. Head coach Sean McVay verified that the veteran defensive star will step back onto the field for the upcoming contest against the New York franchise.
The superstar defender previously decided to walk away following the conclusion of the 2023 campaign, wrapping up a decorated decade featuring three Defensive Player of the Year honors, eight First Team All-Pro nods, and a spotless Pro Bowl streak alongside 111 sacks. After reversing that retirement decision during training camp, the interior lineman agreed to a one-year pact worth $20 million with incentives reaching up to $30 million.
This return follows an offseason trade for Myles Garrett, though fans must wait longer to see both stars united after Garrett underwent knee surgery. The defensive anchor missed the team's opening fixture overseas against San Francisco, making this upcoming prime-time appearance his official season debut.
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