Los Angeles Rams star pass rusher Myles Garrett is set to return to practice this week, a positive development for the team. Garrett has been on injured reserve since undergoing arthroscopic knee surgery in mid-September. He played in the Rams' season opener but was not 100% healthy, sitting out most of training camp due to knee irritation. Coach Sean McVay has expressed caution in setting a timeline for Garrett's return to the field, preferring to take it one day at a time and assess his progress. Tight end Terrance Ferguson is also expected to return to practice this week, having sat out the Rams' past five games with an ankle sprain. Cornerbacks Jaylen Watson and Trent McDuffie, who suffered injuries in the Rams' Week 8 victory, are being monitored closely, with their status for Sunday's game against the Washington Commanders still uncertain. McVay is optimistic about Watson's recovery, citing his improved strength and positive attitude. McDuffie's back injury is being closely watched, but he is showing signs of improvement. The Rams will continue to assess the players' progress before making any final decisions about their availability for the upcoming game.