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The Los Angeles Rams had their first practice of training camp on Sunday at Loyal Marymount University. Defensive end Myles Garrett was arguably the Rams' biggest addition of the offseason, and he wasted no time impressing his new team at practice.
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“He's a great guy,” All-Pro cornerback Trent McDuffie said. “I think that's my best thing. I didn't really get to see him do his thing yet. I haven't watched the film yet. But when he's out there, you can just feel his aura. Everybody likes to say this aura that the guy has. He's gigantic. He's a monster. I'm just excited to get him out here and get him loose and get him going because I know he has a little chip on his shoulder and he's excited about being here so I think that just fires everybody else up.”
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McDuffie was another big addition to the Rams' roster this offseason. Los Angeles acquired McDuffie in a trade with the Kansas City Chiefs then signed him to a four-year contract extension in March.
Chris Shula Says Garrett Lived up to His Expectations
Coming off a record-breaking season, there are some big expectations for the two-time NFL Defensive Player of the Year in his first season with the Rams.
There is still a long road to the Super Bowl ahead, but defensive coordinator Chris Shula told reporters Garrett lived up to his expectations on the first day of training camp.
“It was the first time he's lined up as a defense with him out there so we've been looking forward to this day for a long time and it definitely lived up to it,” Shula said.
With the addition of players like Garrett and McDuffie, the Rams have one of the strongest rosters in the NFL and are considered the favorites to win Super Bowl LXI at SoFi Stadium this season.
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