Who says Sean McDermott doesn’t play rookies? During the Buffalo Bills’ 6-2 start, several first-year players have made a significant impact at their respective

Rookie cornerback Maxwell Hairston has been sidelined with an LCL sprain he suffered on July 29 during the Buffalo Bills’ training camp. It was an injury that sent Hairston to Injured Reserve (IR), forcing him to miss Buffalo’s first six games of his rookie season.

Bills' rookie cornerback Maxwell Hairston is fired up to be closing in on his return from injury and eventually making his NFL debut.

Cornerback Maxwell Hairston, whom the Buffalo Bills selected in the first round of the 2025 NFL draft, had a great NFL debut that saw him play 44% of the team's

When I looked at team needs for the Buffalo Bills this past offseason, I placed defensive back as my top priority for improvement. While I was personally suggesting safety, corner was right up there with it. The Bills selected Maxwell Hairston with their first-round pick and it immediately felt like “Plan A” in addressing the top need.

Former Kentucky DB Maxwell Hairston came up big for the Buffalo Bills, as his interception against Patrick Mahomes helped seal the win.

Maxwell Hairston has returned to practice, so he could be available for the Bills as early as Week 8. More at PFR.

Buffalo Bills rookie Maxwell Hairston recently got a gross “Welcome to the NFL” moment on HBO’s “Hard Knocks,” courtesy of Tre’Davious White. The Bills are the subject of the training camp edition of this season’s “Hard Knocks” series.

Despite splitting most of the CB2 snaps on the day with veteran Tre’Davious White, Hairston excelled, leading all Bills’ defenders in the game in PFF grades (91.1). The Kentucky product was the lone Buffalo defensive player to record a grade higher than an 85 in the game.