in 2025 Bishop was selected by the
Buffalo Bills with the 60th overall pick in the second round of the
2024 NFL draft. He spent the majority of his rookie season as a backup to
Damar Hamlin, but started on occasion. Bishop later won the starting safety spot in his sophomore season, playing alongside
Taylor Rapp until the latter's season-ending injury. He caught his first career interception against the
New Orleans Saints, foiling the Saints' attempt at executing their own version of the
Philly Special. Bishop played a major role in the Bills' win over the
Kansas City Chiefs in week 9, leading the team in tackles and forcing a turnover on downs. Bishop's play improved noticeably throughout his second season, with
Sports Illustrated attributing it to mentorship from veteran teammate
Jordan Poyer. Joe Buscaglia of
The Athletic, who analyzed Bishop's play, wrote that Bishop became more confident and aware later in the season, taking advantage of his athleticism to make plays after struggling with positioning himself earlier on. Bishop totaled 85 tackles (53 solo), 3 interceptions, 7 passes defensed, and 2 sacks on his sophomore season. In the playoffs, he made a crucial interception of
Trevor Lawrence during the Bills' wild card game against the
Jacksonville Jaguars, sealing Buffalo's first road playoff win since 1992. ==NFL career statistics==