Broncos right guard Chris Kuper will be out two to four weeks with a severely sprained left ankle.
Kuper suffered his injury in the third quarter of the Broncos' 31-23 win Sunday at Cincinnati and had to be helped off the field.
"No fracture involved," said Broncos coach John Fox. "There will be some rehab."
As Kuper recovers from his latest injury, Manny Ramirez is expected to replace him at right guard. Ramirez started the first five games this season as Kuper recovered from his left arm injury. Source: Denver Post Attached Thumbnails
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