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Rams Trade For Myles Garrett and Plan 3-4 Makeover to Boost Pass Rush

The blockbuster trade shifts long-term assets and forces new scheme and snap-count decisions as Los Angeles pairs Garrett with recent secondary upgrades.

Overview

  • The Rams acquired Myles Garrett in a blockbuster trade that sent Jared Verse plus a 2027 first-round pick and additional future picks to the Cleveland Browns on June 1.
  • An ESPN poll reported Wednesday showed Garrett as the unanimous No. 1 edge rusher in the NFL after his record 23-sack season, reinforcing expectations for immediate impact.
  • Defensive coordinator Chris Shula has said the team will install a 3-4 base and use Garrett in multiple alignments to create fresh pressure packages and matchups.
  • Analysts say Garrett’s versatility should free up snaps and opportunities for rotational players such as Josaiah Stewart and Byron Young, while Jared Verse’s move to Cleveland creates a separate development story.
  • A potential return from Aaron Donald is being discussed inside the league but remains unconfirmed, a development that could materially change usage, cap planning and Garrett’s role.