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.

Unlike offensive lineman Jonah Jackson (shoulder) and safety John Johnson III (shoulder), star receiver Cooper Kupp did not go on injured reserve. Head coach Sean McVay said Kupp’s left-ankle injury is not season-ending and will not require surgery. He will be in a cast for the next week and then begin his rehab.

Los Angeles Rams receiver Cooper Kupp suffered an ankle injury during the team's 41-10 loss to the Arizona Cardinals on Sunday, but the team decided to not place the receiver on the Injury Reserve list.

When the Rams take on the 49ers in Week 3, star wide receiver Cooper Kupp won't be joining his teammates on the field.

Kupp has racked up 18 catches for 147 yards and one touchdown through two games this season, leaving early in the second contest. Kupp is one of the main engines that makes the Rams offense click so losing him for any extended amount of time is a detriment to their playoff chances.

The team placed guard Jonah Jackson (shoulder) and safety John Johnson III (shoulder) on IR, but they did not make the same move for Kupp with Coach Sean McVay saying the wide receiver does not

The Rams are not placing wide receiver Cooper Kupp on injured reserve "as of right now," but coach Sean McVay said Wednesday they haven't ruled it out.

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.

The Los Angeles Rams injury saga continues as they’ve moved two more (John Johnson III and Jonah Jackson) to the