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Insane Myles Garrett, Puka Nacua stat sums up Rams shellacking at hands of 49ers
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Shawne Merriman says Rams' Aaron Donald-Myles Garrett combo is 'insane' for NFL offenses: 'Pick your poison'
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Of all the ugly numbers produced during the Rams’ 27-7 loss to the 49ers, one looked as though it had been entered backward. Puka Nacua: one tackle. Myles Garrett: zero.
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Shawne Merriman said the Aaron Donald and Myles Garrett pairing on the Los Angeles Rams creates an impossible "pick-your-poison" nightmare for offenses.
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