Glenn starts rehab: Wide receiver Terry Glenn has started the rehab process after a second knee surgery. Glenn had loose cartilage removed from his right knee Sept. 13 during a procedure in Columbus, Ohio. On Aug. 1, Glenn had a cyst removed from the same knee.
"They told us when they cleaned up things in his knee, it would be four or five weeks just from that procedure for him to be ready to play," Jones said. "That's just where the limitation is."
Jones said neither he nor Glenn could speculate on when the receiver would return.
Henry could play next week: Cornerback Anthony Henry is still wearing a boot on his right foot to help speed the healing process on his high ankle sprain. Henry, who leads the NFL with four interceptions, isn't sure when he'll return, but he won't play Monday night at Buffalo.
There is a chance he could play against New England on Oct. 14.
"I don't think that it's as bad as some high ankle sprains we've had with our players," Jones said
