Bills CB McGee injures knee, uncertain for Steelers game

Published: Nov 24, 2010 at 09:53 AM

ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. -- Buffalo Bills cornerback Terrence McGee left practice Wednesday because of a knee injury, and it's uncertain if he'll play against the Pittsburgh Steelers this weekend.

The Bills didn't update McGee's status following practice Wednesday, except to list him on their injury report with a knee injury.

McGee headed to the sideline during an individual drill. He was joined by a trainer and slowly walked down the sideline before being driven off in a cart.

McGee played as backup in the previous two games after missing five games while recovering from surgery to repair a nerve problem behind his knee.

Buffalo (2-8) is home Sunday against a Pittsburgh team that is 7-3 and tied for the AFC North lead.

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