
Following a season-opening loss to the San Francisco 49ers played in Australia on September 11, Los Angeles Rams coach Sean McVay expressed a desire to avoid future games in the country. The Rams now face additional roster turbulence heading into their Week 2 Monday matchup against the New York Giants, with defensive star Myles Garrett being placed on injured reserve following knee surgery.
In the wake of Garrett's injury, attention has turned to the potential return of defensive end Aaron Donald, who sat out the opener while working his way back from a multi-year retirement. The Rams are optimistic about Donald's availability for the upcoming contest, though his status remains unsettled as the organization is allowing him to make the ultimate decision on whether he suits up.
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