Myles Garrett and Will Anderson are wasting no time getting after it this offseason.
With the NFL season still more than two months out, the two edge rushers linked up for a workout under pass rush specialist Bradon Jordan and went through the same drills together. The clips showed Garrett, now with the Los Angeles Rams, and Houston Texans defensive end Will Anderson working on ways to beat blockers by mixing power with sharp footwork.
The workout was enough to set off plenty of reaction online. Fans jumped into the comments after Life and Football posted the clip on X, and the responses came fast.
“Trading up to the number three pick for Anderson was so worth it,” one fan wrote.
“Sounds like a boxing match or some powerfully z type game lol,” a comment read.
“Pure destroyer mode. Looks like Kali for the gridiron,” one user commented.
“anderson looks fast asf,” posted another.
“Man these guys are elite,” a reaction read.
“Rams might go undefeated,” another fan said.
The buzz around the workout comes after both players turned in big 2025 seasons. Garrett made history with the Cleveland Browns, setting the record for most sacks in a single season with 23.0. He also finished with 60 combined tackles - 17 assisted and 43 solo - plus 33 tackles for loss before being traded to the Rams on June 1.
Anderson played in all 17 games for the Texans and put together a strong year of his own. The 24-year-old posted 54 combined tackles, including 35 solo, along with 12.0 sacks, 20 tackles for loss and three forced fumbles.
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