The Buffalo Bills made three roster moves ahead of their Sunday matchup with the Carolina Panthers, but the biggest one was activating rookie cornerback Maxwell Hairston from injured reserve. The team also elevated two veterans from its practice squad: safety Jordan Poyer and defensive tackle Jordan Phillips.

Buffalo Bills HC Sean McDermott provided an update on the status of rookie first-round CB Maxwell Hairston ahead of the Bills' matchup with the Panthers.

Former Kentucky Wildcats cornerback Maxwell Hairston is set to return from injured reserve for the Buffalo Bills on Sunday.

Maxwell Hairston dodged a bullet once. He couldn’t do it twice. Hairston tweaked his need during minicamp but was healthy by the time his first training camp rolled around. But less than a week into training camp,

While some Buffalo Bills fans are hoping cornerback Maxwell Hairston can help solve the team's issues at the position upon his return from injury, head coach Sean McDermott is pumping the brakes on that notion.

The Bills activated Hairston (knee), who remains questionable for Sunday's game against Carolina, off injured reserve Saturday.

The Bills activated a rookie and elevated two veterans this weekend. Here’s what it means for the defense going forward ➡️