The Buffalo Bills are extremely banged-up at cornerback to start the 2025 season. Maxwell Hairston suffered a knee injury in camp that has him on injured reserve and missing at least the first four games of the season.
The Buffalo Bills are coming into the season injured at cornerback, but they could turn lemons into lemonade. While the Bills are down some of their top players, it's giving some of the other players lower on the depth chart a chance to prove themselves.
Rookie cornerback Maxwell Hairston was drafted because he's so fast. But now his Buffalo Bills' career is going to start too slow. That doesn't, however, mean his rookie season — much less his NFL career — will be a disappointment.
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Bills head coach Sean McDermott said recently that it will be a while before cornerback Maxwell Hairston will be able to return from a knee injury and we learned on Tuesday that the first-round pick will miss at least four games.
While the Bills breathed a sigh of relief when it was revealed his knee injury was not an ACL tear, the LCL sprain he did suffer will cover a chunk of his rookie year.
Injuries have been an issue for the Buffalo Bills this offseason. They already lost rookie cornerback Maxwell Hairston to a knee injury while also having safety Cole Bishop miss time with a quad injury.
Bills first-round pick Maxwell Hairston has been out with a knee injury since the end of July and it remains unclear when the cornerback might be able to return to the field.
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The first-round pick looks unlikely to begin the season on time.
On Saturday, the Buffalo Bills and New York Giants will face off in Week 1 of the NFL preseason. One player who won't be on the field for this one, or possibly for any preseason game, is rookie cornerback Maxwell Hairston.
Recently, the Buffalo Bills received an injury scare when rookie cornerback Maxwell Hairston went down with a non-contact leg injury. Thankfully, Hairston’s injury has since been revealed to be not as serious as initially feared, with the diagnosis as a sprained LCL, which will keep him out for a few weeks, per Tim Graham of The Athletic.
An unfortunate training camp injury is throwing a wrench in the Buffalo Bills' plans with their first-round pick.
The Buffalo Bills had quite the Sunday. From James Cook declining to practice for "business" reasons, Khalil Shakir having a confirmed injury that will sideline him for the next 4-5 weeks, and now an update on Maxwell Hairston, the Buffalo Bills 1st first-round cornerback out of Kentucky.
Buffalo Bills wide receiver Khalil Shakir and rookie cornerback Maxwell Hairston are considered "week-to-week" as they work their way back from their respective injuries, coach Sean McDermott said Sunday.
Bills rookie cornerback Maxwell Hairston dodged an injury scare but is expected to miss time with a sprained knee ligament. Hairston, the 30th overall pick in the 2025 draft, did not finish Tuesday's practice after being taken to the locker room with a knee injury.
Maxwell Hairston went down with a noncontact knee injury during Tuesday’s Bills practice. Fears of an ACL tear turned out to be overblown. The first-round cornerback’s ACL is intact, according to Fox Sports’ Jordan Schultz, and NFL.com’s Ian Rapoport and Mike Garafolo report the Kentucky product suffered an LCL sprain.
According to Jordan Schultz, Bills first-round CB Maxwell Hairston avoided a serious injury and is week-to-week with a knee sprain. Ian Rapoport adds
It’s been a rugged opening week of training camp in western New York, with Sean McDermott’s squad already missing key contributors on both sides of the ball.
The case stems from a 2021 allegation during Hairston’s freshman year at the University of Kentucky.
Buffalo Bills rookie cornerback Maxwell Hairston is facing some troubling allegations in a lawsuit that a woman recently filed against him. A woman filed a civil lawsuit against Hairston on Tuesday in the U.S.
The Buffalo Bills selected cornerback Maxwell Hairston out of the University of Kentucky with the 30th overall pick in the first round of the 2025 NFL Draft, but some are already doubting the young defensive back.
The Buffalo Bills announced they have signed first-round CB Maxwell Hairston and fourth-round DT Deone Walker to rookie contracts. This leaves Buffalo with just one remaining unsigned pick from the 2025 NFL Draft.
There are plenty of reasons to be optimistic about the reigning AFC East champions.
Like the rest of the NFL, the Buffalo Bills are in the minicamp portion of the preseason. It’s a time for players around the league to prepare for the upcoming campaign and build chemistry with the new faces on the roster.
The 2025 NFL Draft is now 26 days away. This year will mark just the third time the Rams have had a first-round pick in the last 10 drafts.
Height: 5112 (verified) Weight: 179lbs (verified) Year: Redshirt Junior Pro Comparison: Jack Jones Kentucky Wildcats cornerback Maxwell Hairston projects as a potential starting cornerback at the NFL level.
After being eliminated from the playoffs by the Chiefs for the fourth time in five years, Bills fans have no choice but to look toward next season.
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