Bills CB Josh Norman out indefinitely with hamstring injury

The Buffalo Bills will be without one of their cornerbacks for a long time. 

Bills head coach Sean McDermott announced Friday that Josh Norman will be out indefinitely with a hamstring injury, according to ESPN's Marcel Louis-Jacques. 

Norman suffered the injury during training camp on Thursday at Bills Stadium. He intercepted quarterback Josh Allen, was stripped by Stefon Diggs on the return and was slow to get up following the play. 

After four years in Washington, Norman signed with the Bills this offseason. The 32-year-old had one interception, one forced fumble, 33 solo tackles and one tackle for a loss last season in Washington. 

Before playing for Washington, Norman was drafted by the Carolina Panthers in 2012 and spent four years with the organization. 

Tremaine Edmunds, A.J. Klein, Patrick DiMarco and Robert Foster all didn't practice on Friday as well due to injury.