The New England Patriots will be without two starting offensive linemen for at least the next few weeks.

Rookie left guard Jared Wilson suffered a high ankle sprain Sunday against the Cincinnati Bengals and is considered "week-to-week," NFL Media's Ian Rapoport reported Monday.

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"While most high-ankle sprains are 4-6 weeks, the hope is (Wilson's sprain) is on the shorter side," Rapoport added.

Wilson suffered the injury on New England's opening drive Sunday and was one of several Patriots players who left the team's 26-20 win due to injury. Will Campbell may have the most notable ailment; the rookie left tackle reportedly is believed to have a sprained MCL that could force him to injured reserve, with the hop

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