Like many other teams around the NFL, the Bills have their entire draft class on the books. Second-rounder T.J. Sanders has signed his rookie deal. Sanders’ four-year pact is worth $10.65MM, and ESPN’s Adam Schefter notes $10.07MM of that figure is guaranteed.
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.
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Buffalo Bills' first-round draft pick Maxwell Hairston was named by Bleacher Report's Brent Sobleski as a 2025 first-rounder with "potential to disappoint" as a rookie cornerback.
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 needed a boost to their secondary this offseason, which is why they selected Kentucky cornerback Maxwell Hairston with the No. 30 overall pick.
The Bills have one perimeter corner spot accounted for in the form of Christian Benford. He received a multi-year extension this offseason, something which was the case one year ago for slot man Taron Johnson.
The Buffalo Bills have just concluded their minicamp, but there is more to come in the offseason for Josh Allen and company, with the training camp just on the horizon.
Only three unsigned first-round picks now remain. The Bills checked theirs off the list Friday, agreeing to terms with Maxwell Hairston on his four-year rookie deal.
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.
It certainly wasn't what the Buffalo Bills wanted to see during minicamp, but it appears that disaster has been averted when it comes to their first-round rookie cornerback.
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 Buffalo Bills added a lot of talent on the defensive side of the ball this offseason. They not only signed players such as Joey Bosa, Larry Ogunjobi, Michael Hoecht in free agency, but they also spent six of their nine picks in the 2025 NFL draft on that side of the ball.
The Buffalo Bills allowed the ninth-most passing yards in the NFL this past season, so the team went into the 2025 NFL Draft looking to upgrade their secondary.
The Buffalo Bills addressed a big need in their secondary by selecting former Kentucky Wildcats cornerback Maxwell Hairston with the No. 30 overall pick
Cornerback Maxwell Hairston became the latest Kentucky Wildcat to join the NFL ranks after being selected 30th overall by the Buffalo Bills in the first round of the 2025 NFL Draft.
Maxwell Hairston has emerged as one of the most productive and instinctual cornerbacks in the 2025 NFL Draft class. A fluid mover with top-tier ball skills and elite zone instincts, Hairston doesn’t just cover—he creates turnovers.
According to Dan Brugler, Kentucky CB Maxwell Hairston has accepted an invitation to attend the 2025 NFL Draft in Green Bay. Hairston will now join 17 other prospects to attend this year’s draft.
Kentucky CB Maxwell Hairston is meeting with the Bills and Broncos to take his total number of pre-draft visits up to seven. Per our 2025 NFL Draft Visit
With the 29th pick in the 2025 NFL Draft, the Commanders haven't selected this late since 2014, when they had no first-round pick. This year, they’ve been linked to these players.
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.