Buffalo Bills safety Cole Bishop has a provided the latest update relating to his health a week prior to the start of the team's 2026 NFL training camp at St. John Fisher.
It was previously revealed that he had a knee scope completed earlier this offseason. Because of that, Bishop did not take part in minicamp earlier this spring.
As something considered a minimally invasive surgery, Bishop was expected to take part in training camp which begins on July 28 for the Bills. That will be the case.
Bishop revealed on the "Centered on Buffalo" podcast that his injury is not an issue.
"Feeling good," Bishop said. "Been a good -- in a good spot. Missed some time during OTAs, but been feeling like I’m in a good spot going into camp.”
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