Two weeks ago, C.J. Gardner-Johnson’s job with the Buffalo Bills looked completely safe, even though he got ejected for spitting at Brock Bowers. Back then, Bills head coach Joe Brady publicly backed the veteran safety.
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Buffalo Bills head coach Joe Brady has addressed the team’s decision to cut safety CJ Gardner-Johnson. CJ Gardner-Johnson was cut by the Buffalo Bills after eight years with the team.
It's not debilitating by any means, but the Buffalo Bills will still be paying for their failed Chauncey Gardner-Johnson experiment next year. Making the situation somewhat palatable, it was always known to be a low-risk move with a potentially high reward.
C.J. Gardner-Johnson has been released by the Buffalo Bills after just six games, with NFL Network reporter Cameron Wolfe questioning whether the safety will get another opportunity in the league.
C.J. Gardner-Johnson’s ball-hawking skills and the ability to create turnovers in games have helped keep him in the NFL, but his recent exit from the Buffalo Bills raises concerns about how long teams will continue to take a chance on him.
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Buffalo’s decision to release C.J. Gardner-Johnson on Tuesday came one game after his suspension, which made the timing look like discipline. The Bills’ reasons went deeper than that.
The Buffalo Bills released defensive back C.J. Gardner-Johnson on Tuesday after he served a one-game suspension for a spitting incident in Week 6 against the Las Vegas Raiders.
The Buffalo Bills released safety C.J. Gardner-Johnson on Tuesday, one day after his reinstatement from a one-game suspension for spitting at an opponent.
CJ Gardner-Johnson is no longer a member of the Buffalo Bills. The team announced on Tuesday that Gardner-Johnson was being released, right after he served a one-game suspension for spitting on an opponent.
Chicago Bears defensive coordinator Dennis Allen got the best out of C.J. Gardner-Johnson during the 2025 season, and now the familiar face is back on the market with Chicago still searching for depth in the secondary.
Nomadic safety C.J. Gardner-Johnson will look for a new NFL team yet again. The Bills have released the eighth-year man, Joe Buscaglia of The Athletic reports.
According to Jordan Schultz, the Bills are cutting S C.J. Gardner-Johnson. He had just returned from a one-game suspension for spitting on an opponent.
According to Michael Signora, hearing officer Jordy Nelson has upheld Bills S C.J. Gardner-Johnson‘s one-game suspension. Gardner-Johnson was suspended for one game for spitting towards Raiders players in Week 6.
CJ Gardner-Johnson’s attempt to spit at an opponent will cost him some time on the field. The NFL announced Monday that the Buffalo Bills defensive back will be suspended for one game during the second quarter of Sunday’s game against the Las Vegas Raiders.
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