Buffalo Bills rookie Maxwell Hairston walked gingerly off the field during practice Tuesday following a non-contact injury at St. John Fisher University. Teammate Dane Jackson said the 2025 first-round pick went down after a "freak trip up" during drills and was in a lot of pain.

The Bills are standing behind their 2025 first-round draft pick after he was accused of sexual assault in a lawsuit filed earlier this month.

Buffalo Bills first-round pick, Maxwell Hairston, suffered a right leg injury during a training camp session at St. John Fisher University. The incide

Buffalo Bills first-round rookie cornerback Maxwell Hairston was the subject of a civil lawsuit in early July on behalf of a woman accusing him of sexual assault in 2021. The lawsuit was filed in Lexington, Kentucky. Hairston was drafted by Buffalo out of the University of Kentucky. Hairston addressed it this week during Bills training camp.

Buffalo Bills rookie Maxwell Hairston suffered an LCL sprain in Tuesday’s practice, a source briefed on the situation confirmed to The Athletic. The cornerback, drafted with the 30th pick, suffered an apparent non-contact injury to his right knee during a pass-rush drill in which the defensive backs were trying to get low while rounding a hoop,

The sixth practice during 2025 camp featured Hairston leaving practice early with the team's training staff. He was having his knee looked at: #Bills 1st round pick Maxwell Hairston left practice with the team's head athletic trainer after looking at his right knee.