The Buffalo Bills have released safety C.J. Gardner-Johnson following his suspension for spitting at an opponent during a Week 6 game. Gardner-Johnson was ejected from that game and served his suspension during the Bills' Week 8 victory. Initially, head coach Joe Brady indicated he would remain a starter, but the decision changed. Gardner-Johnson has played for six teams over his eight-year career and won a Super Bowl with the Philadelphia Eagles in 2024.
Key facts
- C.J. Gardner-Johnson was released by the Buffalo Bills on November 4, 2026.
- He was suspended for spitting at opponents during a Week 6 game.
- Gardner-Johnson recorded 26 tackles and one interception in six games this season.
- He has played for six teams in his eight-year career.
- Gardner-Johnson won a Super Bowl with the Philadelphia Eagles in 2024.
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