The No. 3 Ohio State Buckeyes survived their second top-ten test of the season against the then-No. 7 Penn State Nittany Lions on Saturday, but lost a piece of their offense in the process.

Backup Buckeyes quarterback Devin Brown left the game with a lower-body injury during the third quarter of Saturday’s game against the Nittany Lions after twisting awkwardly on a designed run.

During his weekly press conference on Tuesday, Ohio State coach Ryan Day revealed the Buckeyes would be without Brown for “one or two weeks.” Day was then asked if freshman Lincoln Kienholz, whom has a similar build and skillset to Brown, could fill his place for the time being.

“(Lincoln’s) very athletic and he’s younger, but he is athletic so we’re going to look and see if we can get him in that role,” Day said. “We’ll go through the week and give those guys reps and see how that goes.”