The Los Angeles Rams aren't placing wide receiver Cooper Kupp on injured reserve as he deals with a left ankle sprain, according to NFL Network's

The Los Angeles Rams decided not to place wide receiver Cooper Kupp on injured reserve with the high-ankle sprain that he suffered against the Arizona Cardinals on Sunday, but he is in a cast to help the swelling go down despite still being eligible to return within four weeks, according to Ian Rapoport of NFL Network.

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The Los Angeles Rams are in the midst of an injury crisis two weeks into the 2024 regular season, but there is somewhat of a positive update regarding one of their star receivers. Initially, Rams head coach Sean McVay said Cooper Kupp was a candidate to end up on injured reserve with his high-ankle sprain.

The Los Angeles Rams have put even more players on injury reserve, but make a surprise move with star WR Cooper Kupp.

McVay added that the Rams have not decided whether they will place Kupp on injured reserve later in the year. There are multiple reasons for this: • Kupp’s recovery timeline i

The Los Angeles Rams have not put receiver Cooper Kupp on IR as they are hoping for a short recovery time from his ankle injury.

The Rams have placed guard Jonah Jackson (shoulder) and safety John Johnson III (shoulder) on injured reserve but did not make the same move for wide receiver Cooper Kupp.