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McGee learning to corner receivers
During a dynamic 2004 season when he set a Bills record by returning three kickoffs for touchdowns on his way to earning an invitation to the Pro Bowl, Terrence McGee became every special teams coordinators' nightmare.
His mission in 2005 is to create sleepless nights for another segment of the coaching fraternity, the men in charge of coordinating opposing offenses, with his improved play as Buffalo's left cornerback. "I feel like that's my main job; I have more plays at corner than I do on special teams," McGee said the other day. "Special teams is important, but defense is my main job." more
His mission in 2005 is to create sleepless nights for another segment of the coaching fraternity, the men in charge of coordinating opposing offenses, with his improved play as Buffalo's left cornerback. "I feel like that's my main job; I have more plays at corner than I do on special teams," McGee said the other day. "Special teams is important, but defense is my main job." more
