Jordan Hancock’s Bills baptism has been a patient, learning experience. A fifth-round rookie, he’s converting from corner to safety as Buffalo builds depth in a cerebral secondary. In his first notable preseason moments, timing on a blitz was off and momentum was lost, underscoring the learning curve at a new position. A subsequent rep showed improved snap timing and better balance, delivering a more favorable result for Bills fans. Coverage moments were mixed; he shadowed some routes but didn’t erase them, while hustle and a late tackle showcased the motor Buffalo values in its defensive backs. Overall, Hancock looked hesitant at times and a touch out of sync, but not afraid to mix it up or hustle. The bigger takeaway: he’s toward the learning curve, not a finished product, yet the toolkit is there for a productive developmental path in a Bills defense that prioritizes coaching and scheme.