Rams' Cooper Kupp to Undergo Surgery on Ankle Injury; WR Will Be Placed on IR

The Los Angeles Rams will be without star wide receiver Cooper Kupp for at least the next four games.

According to Sean McVay, Kupp will be placed on injured reserve with a high ankle injury that will require surgery.

According to Adam Schefter, Kupp's prognosis doesn't look good.

There was an injury during the Rams' loss to the ArizonaCardinals on Sunday. He grabbed his ankle when he tried to catch a pass in the fourth quarter.

Kupp sat out the rest of the game after being helped to the bench.

In the 49ers game, Kupp injured his ankle. He played well with 127 yards and one touchdown on nine catches despite missing one practice.

Kupp will not be able to play until December 19 because he has been moved to injured reserve. If things go well for the Rams in the next four weeks, he may not be rushed back onto the field.

Kupp has been a bright spot for the Rams. He has scored six times in nine games. The rest of the team has made 146 catches for 1,337 yards and 3 touchdown.

The Rams have lost several games in a row. They are last in the conference with a 3-6 record and are two games behind the 49ers for the last playoff spot.