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By Katherine Langford
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Myles Garrett sat at his locker at Northwest Stadium and slowly got dressed after his three-sack performance against the Commanders.As reporters waited to interview the Rams' star edge rusher, Garrett slowly rose to his feet and answered questions about his first game in two months. The last player in the Los Angeles locker room drew everyone's attention.When he was asked about giving the Rams the “closer” they had been looking for in a 20-13 win over Washington, Garrett jumped in.“I am that closer,” Garrett said. “We don’t need to look any further.”After a seven-game absence, the two-time AP Defensive Player of the Year made his presence felt immediately. He sacked Washington's Jayden Daniels three times and forced a fumble on one of those, showing the Rams what they had been missing since their season-opening debacle against the 49ers in Australia.Garrett made no tackles in that game while hindered by a knee injury. Against the Commanders, he was a force, helping the Rams (5-4) win t