House of Horns: A show about the L.A. Rams
Sep 14, 2026 · 22 min · 13 segments
Rams edge rusher Myles Garrett will undergo arthroscopic surgery on his ailing knee and is headed to injured reserve. The Compas Gilberto Manzano & Vic, the Producer, get into what this means for the…
Gilbert ManzanoHost
Victor CoronaHost
Yeah, after what happened in Australia, after hearing Myles Garrett be very honest about his performance and how he needs to be better, how he needs to lock in.
It feels like this curse of being a heavy, heavy preseason favorite in the NFL to win the whole damn thing is starting to catch up.
Like the hype is something, it's a different beast, but also staying healthy.
Like when you win a title, you know, it's hard to go back again because, you know, things need to just align.
When you keep adding more to this Jenga piece of being the super team, Like it feels like the foundation is not that sturdy and it could fall off.
Or let's not forget that last year, Myles Garrett wasn't there and the Rams made it to the NFC title game.
So maybe it's a little too soon to panic, but it does make you wonder like, oh, crap, maybe the hype and this so-called curse of being a heavy, heavy favorite starting to catch up.
But in terms of the Myles Garrett thing, Yeah, I remember our good friend Eric Williams saying, is Myles Garrett ever going to practice? And that's when I started thinking, we need to start paying attention to Myles not being there in the summer.
And not even just for the injuries, just to be in rhythm with your new teammates, new coaching staff, new everything.
Especially the game in Australia, it felt like he was just really tired and gassed.
To not record a single stat, to be a player of that caliber... was very concerning.
But now the next question, and you can take it away from here a bit, because did Myles Garrett not discuss the extent of the injury with the trainers and Sean McVay? Did the Rams make a wrong decision and say, hey, you're fine, let's just play? How did this injury become worse? Was it during the game and all signs were clear for him to play and it just backfired? I have a question about that.
To get to the point to have surgery and to go on IR, to miss four games, And then to come back quickly, he might not be ready to go to halfway point.
Yeah, after what happened in Australia, after hearing Myles Garrett be very honest about his performance and how he needs to be better, how he needs to lock in.
It feels like this curse of being a heavy, heavy preseason favorite in the NFL to win the whole damn thing is starting to catch up.
Like the hype is something, it's a different beast, but also staying healthy.
Like when you win a title, you know, it's hard to go back again because, you know, things need to just align.
When you keep adding more to this Jenga piece of being the super team, Like it feels like the foundation is not that sturdy and it could fall off.
Or let's not forget that last year, Myles Garrett wasn't there and the Rams made it to the NFC title game.
So maybe it's a little too soon to panic, but it does make you wonder like, oh, crap, maybe the hype and this so-called curse of being a heavy, heavy favorite starting to catch up.
But in terms of the Myles Garrett thing, Yeah, I remember our good friend Eric Williams saying, is Myles Garrett ever going to practice? And that's when I started thinking, we need to start paying attention to Myles not being there in the summer.
And not even just for the injuries, just to be in rhythm with your new teammates, new coaching staff, new everything.
Especially the game in Australia, it felt like he was just really tired and gassed.
To not record a single stat, to be a player of that caliber... was very concerning.
But now the next question, and you can take it away from here a bit, because did Myles Garrett not discuss the extent of the injury with the trainers and Sean McVay? Did the Rams make a wrong decision and say, hey, you're fine, let's just play? How did this injury become worse? Was it during the game and all signs were clear for him to play and it just backfired? I have a question about that.
To get to the point to have surgery and to go on IR, to miss four games, And then to come back quickly, he might not be ready to go to halfway point.
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