ORCHARD PARK — Buffalo Bills starting cornerback Terrence McGee hurt his right arm when he tumbled to the turf while defending receiver Terrell Owens during a voluntary minicamp practice on Wednesday.
McGee was hurt about 30 minutes into the 90-minute session and did not return after entering the trainer’s room. Bills coach Dick Jauron did not have an update on the player’s injury following practice.
During team drills, McGee was shadowing Owens up the sideline when the two went up for a pass. Owens initially caught the ball but had it ripped out by McGee. The two then fell to the ground with Owens partially landing on the cornerback.
With Owens looking on, McGee lay on the turf for a few minutes before getting up on his own while favoring his shoulder.
“It was just a competitive play,” Owens said. “He did what he was trying to do to break it up, and I was trying to make a play on it.”
Cornerback Leodis McKelvin did not practice because of a hand injury, which is expected to force him to miss the final two days of this week’s minicamp, which concludes Friday. The Bills’ first-round draft pick last year, McKelvin was in street clothes while watching practice from the sideline.
Buffalo is counting on McKelvin to compete for a starting job opposite McGee after losing free agent Jabari Greer to New Orleans this offseason.
Bills
Related Photos
May 27, 2009
BILLS: McGee hurt while defending Owens
- Bills
-
- Young eager to fill any role for Bills
- Vince Young to work out for Bills
- Bills select CB Gilmore with 10th pick
- Bills upbeat in return to work
- Jets bookend Bills schedule
- DE Williams still undecided on signing with Bills
- Bills court 2 free agents: DE Williams, WR Meachem
- AP Source: Bills 'far apart' in talks with Johnson
- Nix says Bills need to draft pass rusher, sign Stevie
- Bills fire defensive coordinator George Edwards
- More Bills Headlines
Coffee May Be Key to Living Longer
Coffee May Be Key to Living Longer
Police to Groom of Slain Bride: Turn Yourself In
Defense Rests Without Calling Edwards, Mistress
Laurie Fine: My Life Has Been Destroyed
FTC: Skechers Deceived Consumers With Shoe Ads
FBI Confirms Leak Probe on Al-Qaida Plot
Romney Calls Obama a 'Disappointment'
Students in Tornado-hit Community Await Lady A
On Zuckerberg's Mind: People, Not Shareholders
Honda Unveils New Robotics-powered Scooter
NJ Gov., Mayor Channel Seinfeld in Video Parody
Blood Drive for Woman With Flesh-Eating Disease
AG Race Tops Oregon Primary Interest
Obama Welcomes Beckham, Galaxy to White House
Raw Video: Mladic's Genocide Trial Under Way
Court Records Detail Zimmerman Injuries
Local Community Prepares for G8 Summit
New Guidelines for US Nuclear Plants
The President's Hideaway Welcomes World Leaders
