Myles Garrett’s shocking $74,000+ Halloween purchase was made for one unforgettable reason

Myles Garrett has never treated Halloween like an ordinary holiday. The Los Angeles Rams defensive star has turned his love for the spooky season into an annual spectacle, but his 2024 setup took commitment to an entirely different level. Garrett revealed that he bought a Tesla Cybertruck specifically to become part of his Halloween display, a purchase that cost him five figures and helped bring his futuristic theme to life.Myles Garrett’s $74,000-plus Cybertruck purchaseGarrett’s Halloween tradition began in 2021 with his now-famous “QB Graveyard,” where he pays tribute to the quarterbacks he has sacked by turning their names into a tongue-in-cheek graveyard display. Over time, the project has grown far beyond a few decorations and fake tombstones.The 2024 edition featured a Cybertruck, which Garrett used to fit a dystopian, futuristic concept. The vehicle’s sharp design and metallic finish suited the scene, giving the display a dramatic look that would have been difficult to recreate with ordinary Halloween props.There was one detail that made the addition even more surprising. The Cybertruck was not sitting in Garrett’s driveway before the decorations went up. He bought it for the Halloween display itself.When asked whether he already owned the vehicle, Garrett made the unusual purchase sound like part of the fun.“No. That was for the bit. You got to commit to the bit, you know?”The Cybertruck starts at more than $74,000, making Garrett’s Halloween commitment considerably more expensive than the average seasonal decoration.Garrett brings his Halloween passion to Los AngelesFor Garrett, the elaborate displays are rooted in memories from childhood rather than a recent interest. Growing up in Arlington, Texas, he remembers his neighborhood embracing costumes, trick-or-treating and haunted houses.Garrett is now taking that same enthusiasm to Los Angeles. After spending nine seasons with the Cleveland Browns, he is bringing his Halloween celebration to Rams territory and partnering with Lowe’s for this year’s event.His new attraction, Myles Garrett’s Field of Fright, will be part of Nights of the Jack. Garrett plans to meet fans at the event on Oct. 23, while 25% of proceeds will benefit the LA Rams Foundation.His approach to Halloween remains simple: make it memorable and fully commit to the idea. That philosophy explains why a five-figure vehicle became, for Garrett, just another piece of the perfect Halloween scene.Stay updated with the latest Asian Games 2026 news, check the Asian Games medal tally and complete Asian Games schedule.Get the latest Sports News and Live updates. Download the TOI app.