The Los Angeles Rams have confirmed that Myles Garrett and Trent McDuffie are active for today’s matchup against the Arizona Cardinals, according to Rams Wire.
Both players were listed as questionable leading up to the game, a common occurrence for the injury-plagued roster during the 2026 season, as noted by USA Today Sports.
Garrett had been expected to play after taking a rest day on Friday, while McDuffie maintained a more uncertain status despite optimism from head coach Sean McVay, per reports from Rams Wire.
The return of these starters provides a boost to a team that has navigated significant health challenges this year, as highlighted by USA Today Sports.
Garrett previously missed seven consecutive games before his return last week, and McDuffie had been sidelined for three of the team’s last four contests, according to Rams Wire.
Additionally, Kam Curl and Davis Allen were both listed as questionable but have been cleared to play, the outlets reported.
The team will be without Joe Cardona, who is inactive for the third straight game due to an ankle injury, per Adam Grosbard.
Steve Avila remains on the inactive list as he recovers from a hamstring injury, and the team opted against placing him on injured reserve because of roster semantics, according to Rams Wire.
Other players listed as inactive for the Rams include Ty Simpson, Maximus Pulley, Darryl Peterson III, and Keagen Trost, as confirmed by Adam Grosbard.
The Arizona Cardinals also released their official list of players who will not participate in the contest, as shared by the Arizona Cardinals on social media.
The Rams continue to manage their roster depth as they face the Cardinals in this late-season divisional game, per the outlets.