Free agent CB Terrence McGee would "love" to re-sign with the Bills for a lower price, but hasn't been given "any indication that could happen." McGee has to get his knee healthy for any team to show interest. "I'm trying to get my knee back to 100 percent and hopefully find a landing spot somewhere else," he said said. The Bills are unlikely to give the aging and injury-prone McGee another chance.

Bills released CB Terrence McGee. McGee, 32, ended three of the last four seasons on injured reserve, and he hasn't played in all 16 games since 2004, his second season in the NFL. In 2012, he played in just seven games as he struggled to return to form after patellar tendon surgery. The Bills signed McGee to a new two-year deal last offseason, and his release clears his $1.75 million base salary and $350,000 in bonuses off the 2013 books. If McGee can show he's healthy, he might be able to get a one-year deal on the open market.

Bills placed CB Terrence McGee (knee) on injured reserve, ending his season. Unable to practice on consecutive days after offseason patellar tendon surgery, McGee hasn't played since Week 7. Battling an array of injuries, the 31-year-old hasn't played more than 11 games in any of the past four seasons. He seems unlikely to collect his $1.75 million salary and $350,000 roster bonus in 2013.

Bills coach Chan Gailey said Monday that CB Terrence McGee (knee surgery) is "struggling to come back," and that there's "some concern with his recovery time."

Bills CB Terrence McGee (knee surgery) will resume practicing Monday. McGee suffered a setback in Buffalo's third preseason game, but says he's back to where he was before. "I'll definitely be practicing on Monday," McGee said. "I feel alright now. I feel like I did before the game. So I'm back on track like I should be." McGee should slot in at nickel back if he's ready for Week 1.

Bills CB Terrence McGee has encountered a setback in his recovery from patellar tendon surgery.

Bills CB Terrence McGee (recovery from knee surgery) has played "sparingly" thus far in camp. "When you talk about percentages of where he is he gains a percentage or two every day," coach Chan Gailey said. "He never makes a jump of 10-15 percent so it's slowly but surely coming." McGee is not expected to play in Friday's preseason game. His roster spot is very much in jeopardy.

Bills CB Terrence McGee admitted concern over his roster spot. McGee has been beaten down by injuries of late. He appeared in just six games due to hamstring and knee issues last year and then underwent patellar tendon surgery. The nine-year Bills veteran hasn't been able to practice at full speed yet in training camp. "I'm at the back of the line right now," McGee said. "There are guys way in front of me right now."

Bills CB Terrence McGee (patellar tendon surgery) has been cleared to practice in training camp. McGee recovered quickly for a 31-year-old with injury issues in recent years. He should have the inside track on Buffalo's nickel/slot cornerback job this season. Aaron Williams and Stephon Gilmore will be the starters outside.

Terrence McGee, Leodis McKelvin, Justin Rogers, and rookie Ron Brooks are competing for the Bills' nickel corner job. McGee was expected to kick inside in the nickel last season, but missed significant action due to hamstring and knee injuries. McKelvin barely played the slot last season, but has been used there "a good deal" in spring practices. Rogers and Brooks have impressed this offseason and are heavily in the mix. The four-man competition figures to run well into the preseason.