
C.J. Gardner-Johnson Suspended By NFL
The Buffalo Bills will be without one of their starting safeties when they host the Baltimore Ravens on November 1st. The NFL announced that C.J. Gardner-Johnson was suspended for one game.
C.J. Gardner-Johnson Suspended By NFL
The Buffalo Bills safety was ejected from the Bills game against the Las Vegas Raiders on Sunday for spitting towards several Raiders players just before halftime. After reviewing the incident, the NFL announced they have suspended Gardner-Johnson for one day for his conduct on the field.
You can watch video of the incident HERE.
You can see what he had to say after the game in the locker room HERE.
While he has the right to appeal the suspension, it looks like Gardner-Johnson will not, and he is expected to miss the next Bills game. The Bills are off this week for their BYE week, so that means Gardner-Johnson will be inactive for the Baltimore Ravens game at Highmark Stadium on Sunday, November 1st.
Buffalo Bills head coach Joe Brady talked about the incident during his press conference on Monday.
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Many members of Bills Mafia were outraged by Gardner-Johnson's action on the field and think the Bills should just cut him from the Roster. I think he has been more of a laibiliy then helpful and the Bills would be better off without him, but it looks like he will remain on the team.
Buffalo Bills Bring Back Familiar Face To Help Secondary
With Gardner-Johnson expected to be out for the Ravens game, the Bills added some veteran help to their practice squad. The team announced they have re-signed Tre White.
I love this move, not because I think White is the answer to the Bills' defense issues, but because I have a Tre White jersey and I can wear it again since he is back on the team.
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What do you think about Tre White being back? Will it help the Bills' defense? Let me know HERE.
Buffalo Bills Shut Down The Las Vegas Raiders, Winning 33-30
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