Dak Prescott 'Definitely Heard' Myles Garrett on Sideline During Cowboys-Rams Practice Amid Injury

Los Angeles Rams star Myles Garrett may have been out for Tuesday's joint practice with the Dallas Cowboys, but he still found a way to impact the opposing quarterback.

According to ESPN's Lindsey Thiry, Dak Prescott said he "definitely heard" Garrett from the sidelines during scrimmage.

Garrett sat out of Tuesday's practice because of knee swelling, but Sean McVay said the team was mostly just erring on the side of caution and that Garrett is feeling "85 percent" at the moment.

Garrett also missed some time at the beginning of training camp with lower-body soreness, but McVay also said that it wasn't a major concern.

The Rams have a preseason game against the Kansas City Chiefs on Saturday, but Garrett presumably won't play in that contest as Los Angeles looks to ensure his full health to start the season.

Prescott may have avoided going up against Garrett on the field on Tuesday, but the Rams and Cowboys will meet in December, where Garrett's impact will surely be felt.