Corner adds depth to DB group after injury to McGee

Published: Sep 14, 2011 at 04:03 AM

Reggie Corner is back with the Buffalo Bills after the team re-signed the fourth-year player Wednesday to shore up their injury-depleted cornerback corps.

Corner was released a week before the start of the season. The former 2008 fourth-round draft pick had one interception and defensed 18 passes in 44 games and 12 starts with Buffalo.

He adds depth to a cornerback group that was down to four after Terrence McGee, who is out indefinitely after injuring his hamstring against the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday.

The Bills host the Oakland Raiders on Sunday in a battle between two 1-0 squads.

To make room on their roster, the Bills placed rookie linebacker Robert Eddins on season-ending injured reserve.

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