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Running back LeSean McCoy will be fit to make his Buffalo Bills debut against the Indianapolis Colts in week one of the new season despite a hamstring strain.

New Buffalo Bills running back LeSean McCoy will be fit to play in week one of the new season, according to reports.

The 27-year-old joined the Bills from the Philadelphia Eagles in the close-season, but sustained a hamstring injury in practice on Tuesday.

The Bills fear that he could miss the rest of pre-season, but NFL Media claims that McCoy will face the Indianapolis Colts on September 13.

McCoy scored five touchdowns in 2014.

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