Jason Terry (knee) will not be available for Thursday's game against the Knicks.

Terry was supposed to be out for "at least a week", but we are now right at the tail end of that timeline with no return in sight for the 36-year-old. Thursday will count as Terry's eighth straight missed game and it goes without saying that he does not belong on any fantasy rosters. Alan Anderson and Tyshawn Taylor will help pick up the slack while Terry is out, but both players are only worth a look in deeper leagues.

Jason Terry (knee) will remain out for at least another week.

When asked if Terry had suffered at setback, coach Jason Kidd responded, "I'm not in charge of the medical reports. I just play the guys that I'm told can play." There is no timetable for Terry's return and, given his age, we wouldn't be surprised if it goes beyond a week. He hasn't played since November 20th.

Jason Terry (knee) did not make the Nets road trip, and will not play in Fridays tilt vs. the Rockets.

Terry is on his last legs, and is not worth owning in any leagues. Look for Alan Anderson and Tyshawn Taylor to get some additional minutes, but neither of these guys have much fantasy value.

Jason Terry (knee), Andrei Kirilenko (back), Deron Williams (ankle) and Brook Lopez (ankle) are all out for the Nets on Tuesday.

Shaun Livingston, who is dealing with a head injury, is a go, but this could be another long night for the Nets. Joe Johnson, Kevin Garnett, Andray Blatche, Paul Pierce and Livingston should do most of the heavy lifting for Brooklyn tonight.

Jason Terry (knee) did not practice on Monday with his knee issue.

The Nets are the laughing stock of the league and their team is extremely banged up. Terry is one of many aging veterans on the roster and he doesn't have a timetable to return to the lineup. He's not worth owning in any league.

Jason Terry (knee) will not return to action vs. the Pistons on Sunday.

Alan Anderson and Tyshawn Taylor will each see a few more minutes off the bench in Terry's absence, though neither guy is a strong fantasy option.

Jason Terry (knee) will be unavailable for Friday's game against Minnesota.

Terry has only been averaging 4.4 points in his 17.4 minutes per game this season, so this isn't a major blow for fantasy owners. The 15th-year veteran has the ability to drain 3-pointers in bunches, but has sapped his remaining fantasy value by only averaging 0.8 per game this season.

Updating a previous report, Jason Terry (bruised knee) will play on Wednesday.

We're leaving him off the injury report unless something changes prior to tip-off, though fantasy owners probably wouldn't miss his 5.8 points per game even if he sat out.

Jason Terry (bruised knee) is a game-time decision vs. the Bobcats on Wednesday.

Terry has yet to miss a game this season but he's been a paltry fantasy option, scoring double-digit points twice while averaging 1.6 assists and 0.2 steals. The good news for Brooklyn is that Deron Williams is expected to be in the starting lineup after missing two games with a sore ankle.

Jason Terry made his preseason debut on Wednesday and had seven points, two rebounds, three assists and a 3-pointer on 3-of-7 shooting in 24 minutes.

He's been out while recovering form knee surgery and the fact he played so many minutes is encouraging. But with the Nets deep and Joe Johnson healthy, Terry may not get enough minutes to be a big fantasy factor.

Jason Terry missed another game on Tuesday as he continues to make his way back from left knee surgery.

Terry has yet to play in a preseason game as the Nets bring him back slowly. He'll take a big hit in fantasy this season as long as Joe Johnson is healthy, while his knee could be an issue for the first part of the season.

Jason Terry (knee) will not play on Monday.

He wasn't likely to return for a back-to-back set but could still make his preseason debut on Tuesday vs. the Celtics.

Jason Terry (knee) is expected to sit out Saturday's game but could make his preseason debut on Monday or Tuesday.

He made it through a full-contact scrimmage without any problems on Thursday, and appears close to being at full strength. "For him, it's about building up," said Jason Kidd. "So he'll practice, and we'll take it day-by-day."

Jason Terry (knee) will not play against the Wizards on Tuesday night.

The good news is he returned to contact on Monday, but he still hasn't been able to be a full participant in practice. Terry turned 36 last month and will be more of a role player with his new team this year.

The Nets have given Jason Terry (knee) a timetable of "a couple of weeks" before he can go full contact.

"All season (the knee bothered me). I had a situation before the All-Star break where they were going to shut me down and we were going to have surgery, But I told I wanted to ride it out because we already had four other guys out. It would've decimated our entire team," Terry said. "So I said, we'll wait until the end of the season and knock it out." This explains a lot about last year, and Terry is off the radar in most formats for now.

Jason Terry (knee) was limited in practice on Friday.

Like teammate Deron Williams, the Nets are just being careful. Terry did admit that his knee was an issue all season last year, so the Nets just want him as close to 100 percent as possible.

Jason Terry (knee) was a limited participant in practice on Thursday.

He's fully expected to be ready for camp and was in uniform for Thursday's session. Terry has a chance to play in the Nets preseason opener on Tuesday.

Jason Terry (knee surgery) was limited during practice on Tuesday.

Terry had arthroscopic surgery to remove an irritant from his knee back in June, and he's expected to be fully recovered in time for opening night. Even at full health, however, a reserve role on a deep Nets' squad means he'll be a 3-point specialist in fantasy leagues.

Jason Terry would not commit to his future with the Celtics after the departure of Doc Rivers.

"The reason I came to Boston was the opportunity to win another championship and to play for Doc Rivers. Kevin Garnett, Paul Pierce and Rajon Rondo were there. I wanted to be part of Celtics lore and tradition," he said. "Does that change things? I have to find out." Terry does not intend to ask for a way out of his deal, and he will help the team's summer league squad in July.

Jason Terry said his knee was an issue all season and admitted the injury limited him and forced him to play cautiously.

Terry underwent surgery recently, which the guard said he wanted to put off until after the season ended. Terry said he expects to be 100 percent by the time training camp opens and still believes the Celtics' goal is to compete for a title next season despite all of the offseason rumblings to the contrary.