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The RAMS Got Myles Garrett. How Will The SEAHAWKS Repond?
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- Jun 2, 2026
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Summary
Myles Garrett is off the table — and worse for the Seahawks, he’s reportedly headed to the Los Angeles Rams. That changes the entire NFC West conversation in a hurry. Multiple reports say the Rams are acquiring Garrett from the Browns in a package involving Jared Verse and draft compensation. So now what? The Seahawks were already connected to the idea of adding a true pass-rush “closer” for Mike Macdonald’s defense. But with Garrett now landing inside the division, Seattle’s question becomes even more urgent: do they have an answer? Fortunately, the timing matters. With the June 1 window now here, teams have more flexibility to trade or move expensive veteran contracts while spreading out dead-money consequences. That could open up a broader pass-rush market beyond Garrett. Tonight, we react to Garrett becoming a Ram, what it means for the Seahawks and the NFC West, and which names could still make sense for Seattle. Maxx Crosby? T.J. Watt? Kayvon Thibodeaux? Nick Herbig? Someone else entirely? Garrett may be gone. But the Seahawks’ pass-rush search may just be getting started.