The Buffalo Bills were missing multiple starters, including kicker Tyler Bass, during Practice No. 5 on Monday

The Buffalo Bills’ rookie cornerback, drafted with the 30th pick, suffered an apparent non-contact injury to his right knee. The injury occurred during a pass-rush drill, where the defensive backs were trying to get low while rounding a hoop, making a move and hitting a tackling dummy.

On the first play of team drills, defensive tackle Ed Oliver exploded to get to James Cook in the backfield. Defensive tackle Greg Rousseau broke through the line of scrimmage and batted down a pass from Josh Allen on the ensuing snap. Allen and backups quarterback Mike White threw interceptions in team work.

The Buffalo Bills began their second week of training camp at St. John Fisher University with their first full pads practice, but they did so minus a double-digit sized injury list as early attrition is happening amid the heat and humidity.

The Buffalo Bills have been bit hard for the injury bug through the first week of training camp. Unfortunately for the Bills, the injuries continue to pile up, this time a potentially serious injury to their first-round pick.

The Bills are dealing with several injuries and right now are down their top two tight ends plus a handful of receivers.

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The first rounder was gingerly helped off the field after apparently injuring his right leg during drills Tuesday at St. John Fisher. Video by WIVB's Carl Jones.

The defensive backs were running through early drills when Hairston went down. The Bills have been battered by injuries through the first six days of training camp. They were without 12 players on Monday, including former first-round pick Dalton Kincaid ...