Easley (knee) returned to practice Saturday, ESPN's Mike Rodak reports.

The banged-up Bills had at least six injured players return to practice Saturday, so things are looking up for the first time in a week or two. Easley has a good chance to make the team as the Bills' best special teams player.

Easley is not expected to play in Thursday's preseason game against the Browns, BuffaloBills.com reports. He suffered a grade one MCL sprain in last week's preseason opener.

If he can get back before the start of the regular season, Easley is still likely to make the team with the last wideout spot, as he's one of the NFL's best special teams guys.

Easley (knee) is not practicing Sunday.

The special teams ace was injured during Friday's preseason opener against the Panthers. If it's not anything serious, Easley seems like a good shot to land the final receiving spot simply based on his special teams prowess, as he's one of the best in the league. However, he has almost no chance of offensive production.

Easley re-signed with the Bills on Thursday, WGR 550's Joe Buscaglia reports.

Mostly valued for his work on special teams, Beasley has caught just two passes since being selected in the fourth round of the 2010 NFL Draft. He may have to compete for a roster spot, and is unlikely to climb any higher than fifth on the offensive depth chart.

Easley (knee) is listed as active for Thursday's game against the Dolphins.

Easley is thus in line to serve as a depth wideout/special teamer for the Bills on Thursday.

Easley (knee) is listed as questionable for Thursday's game against the Dolphins, according to WGR550.com.

If Easley does suit up on Thursday, which is no lock, he'd serve as a depth wideout/special teamer for the Bills.

Easley (knee) is inactive for Sunday's game against the Chiefs.

Easley is a key special-teamer when he suits up, but as a depth wideout, his fantasy upside is limited.

Easley (knee) is listed as probable for Sunday's game against the Chiefs, the Bills' official site reports.

Easley was limited at practice this week, though his probable designation suggests that the key special-teamer/depth wideout is poised to return to the field this weekend.

Easley (knee) is practicing in a limited fashion this week, wgr550.com reports.

Easley, who hasn't suited since Week 3, appears to be trending toward a questionable designation for Sunday's game against the Chiefs, with his potential return of more import to the Bills' special teams depth than it is to fantasy owners.

Easley (knee) is inactive for Sunday's game against the Jets.

Easley has not played since Week 3 due to his knee injury, and while he was listed as questionable for Sunday's game after practicing on a limited basis, he'll now have to wait until Week 10 to get back, as the Bills are off in Week 9.

Easley, who hasn't played since Week 3 due to a knee injury, is listed as questionable this week, Joe Buscaglia of WGR550.com reports.

Easley always gives the Bills' special teams a boost should he be able to go. Longer term, he doesn't offer much, but with Marquise Goodwin struggling with a hamstring injury and Mike Williams in the doghouse, there's a shot he could work his was up to the No. 4 receiving spot down the road. That said, Goodwin seems to offer the offense a more dynamic weapon with his world class speed.

Easley (knee) turned in a limited practice Wednesday, the Bills' official site reports.

Easley remains iffy for Sunday's game against the Jets, but Wednesday's limited participation suggests that he is inching toward a return to the Bills' depth wideout mix.

Easley (knee) is listed as out for Sunday's game against the Patriots, ESPN.com reports.

Easley will thus miss his third straight contest, which represents a continued hit to the Bills' special teams this weekend.

Easley (knee) did not practice for the second straight day Thursday.

The special teams ace has missed the last two games and is almost certain to miss this week's divisional grudgefest against the Patriots.

Easley is expected to miss 4-6 weeks with an MCL sprain, ESPN's Adam Caplan reports.

Easley has yet to record a reception in three games to date, but his absence will represent a hit to the Bills' special teams.

Easley sustained a knee injury Sunday against the Chargers.

Easley hasn't really been a factor in the Bills' offense thus far, but he is a key member of the squad's special teams unit.

Easley has survived the final cutdown and appears as if he'll be on the Bills' season-opening 53-man roster.

Easley, a former fourth-rounder, has a fantastic story as a guy who continues to stick after some major injuries and scary health problems, though for now he looks like the team's fifth or sixth wide receiver whose forte lies in being a special teams ace. That's probably why he made the team over T.J. Graham.

Marcus Easley had three catches for 46 yards Friday in the Bills' second preseason game.

Easley played with the first-team offense with Steve Johnson and T.J. Graham sidelined and helped set up both of the Bills' first-half scoring drives. Through two preseason games, he has 10 reception for 140 yards. Easley is practice squad eligible, but could draw interest on waivers if he doesn't make the 53-man roster.

Bills declared WR/KR Marcus Easley (hamstring) inactive for Sunday's game against the Dolphins.

Easley was promoted from the practice squad in Week 10 but has appeared in just one game this season. The Bills have also ruled out DE Mark Anderson, QB Tarvaris Jackson, LB Chris White, OL Keith Williams, DL Jay Ross, and OL Chris Scott for Sunday's game. Anderson, out since Week 5, has a chance to return for the regular season finale.

Bills WR/KR Marcus Easley (hamstring) will not play in Week 16.

Easley went down on Sunday while making his second appearance of the season. He spent most of the year on the practice squad.