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Myles Garrett

Myles Garrett is a Los Angeles Rams pass rusher, two-time AP Defensive Player of the Year and clean-water advocate who shares his life beyond football with fans.

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Overview

From
Arlington, Texas
College
Texas A&M
NFL arrival
First overall pick, 2017 NFL Draft
Team
Los Angeles Rams
Signature milestone
23 sacks in the 2025 season, an NFL single-season record

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How it started.

Myles came through Martin High School in Arlington, Texas, before playing defensive end at Texas A&M. In April 2017, Cleveland selected him first overall, making him the first Aggie ever taken with the NFL Draft’s top pick.

Building his game.

He became the Browns’ career sack leader and won his first AP Defensive Player of the Year award for the 2023 season. His 2025 season brought 23 sacks, an NFL single-season record, followed by a second AP Defensive Player of the Year award. After nine seasons in Cleveland, he joined the Rams in June 2026.

Beyond the pass rush.

Myles has also served as NFL Waterboys captain, inviting fans to help fund clean-water access. In the 2020 season, he pledged $5,000 per sack to the cause. His partnership with Reebok has given fans another window into his interests in sport, fitness and life away from the field.

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Football

Partnerships and community

Awards

Quotes

I want them to have the same opportunities to grow and prosper and thrive.Myles Garrett, Waterboys

Explaining why access to clean water and opportunity matters to him.

Trivia

  1. He writes his own poetry.
  2. His interest in dinosaurs began after he watched Jurassic Park as a child.
  3. His brother Sean Williams was a first-round NBA Draft pick in 2007, and his sister Brea was an NCAA champion weight thrower at Texas A&M.

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