Myles Garrett has wasted no time making his presence felt at Rams camp, and the early clips are exactly the kind of thing that get people talking.
One video shared on July 26, 2026, captured the kind of rep that stops you in your tracks. The post from Rams Tapes said, “Myles Garrett isn’t human 😂 pic.twitter.com/TVvdInEfmo”
That reaction fits. Garrett has long carried the reputation of being the NFL’s best pass rusher, but seeing it up close is a different experience entirely.
He is not just winning reps. He is overwhelming them.
There’s a reason the buzz around him feels different in Los Angeles. Garrett arrives with massive expectations, but also with a chance to show something beyond individual brilliance.
Since entering the league in 2017, he has built a résumé that no one questions on talent alone. What has been harder to pin down is collective success, and that is where this move gives him a new stage.
The setup in Los Angeles should help. Garrett is not being asked to do everything by himself.
He’s joining a defense that already has Byron Young bringing speed off the edge, and together they give the Rams a pair of pass rushers that can make life miserable for quarterbacks. That kind of pressure can change games fast.
Garrett also steps into a very different environment than the one he knew in Cleveland. He’s learning a new coaching staff, new teammates, and a new fanbase, and he appears determined to make the first impression count. The sense coming out of camp is that he’s not just meeting expectations - he’s trying to blow past them.
For a player with his reputation, camp dominance might sound like a formality. But the way Garrett is showing out has people believing it could mean something more. If this is the preview, the Rams may have something special on their hands.
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