Myles Garrett Reveals the Five-Figure Prop He Secured to Complete Epic Halloween Display: ‘You’ve Gotta Commit to the Bit’ (Exclusive)

Natasha DyeMon, October 5, 2026 at 9:19 PM UTC

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Myles Garrett; Garrett’s Halloween display in 2024Credit: Robert Cianflone/Getty; WKYC/YouTube -

Myles Garrett tells PEOPLE he purchased a Cybertruck just for his 2024 Halloween display

“You’ve gotta commit to the bit,” Garrett jokes of the purchase — which starts at more than $74,000

Garrett is sharing his love for Halloween with fans in Los Angeles this year by bringing his Field of Fright to Nights of the Jack

Myles Garrett goes the distance every time.

Since 2021, the 30-year-old Los Angeles Rams star —who truly loves Halloween — goes all out with an elaborate display he calls the “QB Graveyard” — a display of graveyards for the various NFL quarterback he’s sacked on the field.

Garrett’s 2024 display was especially extravagant — including a Cybertruck in the front yard that he says was purchased for the purpose of the Halloween display.

“That was Terminator. We were doing the dystopian future where it’s kind of like Armageddon. It kind of looks just futuristic, but it’s on brand for that sleek metal angular look,” Garrett shares.

When asked to confirm if he had already owned the vehicle, which starts at more than $74,000, Garrett says, “No. That was for the bit. You got to commit to the bit, you know?”

Garrett says his love for Halloween “started as a child” in his hometown of Arlington, Texas. “My neighborhood really adopted the Halloween culture, dressing up, trick-or-treating, doing different haunted houses,” adds the Rams star — who will now be setting up his display in Los Angeles rather than Cleveland, where he played nine seasons for the Browns.

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This year, Garrett — whose girlfriend, Olympic gold medalist Chloe Kim, has been in Scotland filming the new season of Peacock’s The Traitors — is partnering with Lowe’s to help him take his iconic Halloween display to the next level in L.A.

The NFL star is giving fans the opportunity to experience his love for the holiday at Nights of the Jack, where he’s created Myles Garrett’s Field of Fright. On Oct. 23, Garrett will join fans at the event, and 25 percent of proceeds will go the LA Rams Foundation.

Myles Garrett’s Field of Fright at Nights of the JackCredit: Lowe's

Garrett’s looking forward to sharing his favorite holidays with fans, and he’s selected some of his favorite pieces of Halloween decoration available at Lowe’s.

“I love seeing kids growing up and finding these new passions and being able to walk around and go find people who are of their same age or older who also love Halloween,” Garrett says.

He adds, “Honestly, it goes perfectly on brand for what I picked for this year, so it was a great partnership and happy to partner with Lowe’s. They’ve been so willing to partner with me and my passions and my hobbies, so I’m just very grateful for that.”

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