A day after skipping out on the media, Bills cornerback Maxwell Hairston held an impromptu news conference to apologize and provide context for his early-season struggles.
Buffalo Bills cornerback Maxwell Hairston apologized on Monday for avoiding the media following Sunday's 29-26 loss to the New England Patriots. Hairston surrendered two touchdowns to receiver Romeo Doubs and faced scrutiny over his effort on a decisive late-game third down, admitting that his emotions got the best of him.
Hairston attributed his performance issues to poor eye discipline, noting he has focused too much on opposing quarterbacks rather than receivers' routes. Despite widespread defensive struggles across Buffalo's secondary, head coach Joe Brady confirmed Hairston will not be benched and will start against the Los Angeles Rams.
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