Bills' Schouman suffers knee injury in preseason tilt vs. Colts

Published: Aug 19, 2010 at 07:21 PM

TORONTO -- Buffalo Bills tight end Derek Schouman has hurt his knee and it's too early to determine how much time he'll miss.

Coach Chan Gailey provided that assessment following a 34-21 preseason victory over the Indianapolis Colts on Thursday night in Toronto.

Schouman, who's been limited by injuries for part of training camp, was hurt early in the second quarter on a play in which quarterback Trent Edwards scrambled for 3 yards. It's unclear which knee Schouman hurt.

It's the latest setback for the third-year player, who finished last season on injured reserve after hurting his right knee in Week 2.

The Bills are off Friday, before returning to training camp in suburban Rochester on Saturday.

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