Browns' Bodden sprains other ankle

BEREA, Ohio (AP) -- Cornerback Leigh Bodden's second high ankle sprain of the season has put a bigger strain on the Cleveland Browns' stretched-to-the-limits defensive secondary.

Bodden missed two games last month with a badly sprained right ankle. He's likely to miss a couple more games after injuring his left ankle in the first quarter of yesterday's loss to the San Diego Chargers.

Bodden carried around a portable electrical stimulus machine in the locker room today. Team doctors have not told him how long he'll be out, but Bodden is encouraged because his latest injury doesn't feel as severe as his first sprain.

Bodden got hurt when Browns rookie linebacker D'Qwell Jackson rolled up on his legs while trying to make a tackle.