PITTSFORD, N.Y. — LeSean McCoy had no doubts he’d be allowed to report for the start of Bills training camp after the running back was accused of bloodying his ex-girlfriend two weeks ago.

And McCoy on Thursday also said he’s confident he’ll be playing in the Bills’ season opener at Baltimore on Sept. 9.

“I’m here right now, so I feel very confident,” McCoy said about an hour before the Bills opened training camp in Rochester.

The comments were the first McCoy has made publicly since being accused of playing a role in his ex-girlfriend being injured during a home invasion at a house McCoy owns in the Atlanta suburbs.

No charges have been filed.

McCoy previously denied any involvement in the home invasion and other allegations posted on social media by a woman who appeared to be a friend of his ex-girlfriend.

McCoy on Thursday addressed the allegations just once in answering the first question during a near nine-minute news conference by saying: “It’s an active investigation and I’ll leave it at that.”

He then repeatedly deflected other questions on what happened by saying he’s solely focused on being ready for camp.

“Right now, my main focus is here on my teammates, my team, trying to build together in camp to reach our goal together, and that’s a championship,” McCoy said.