Bills release C.J. Gardner-Johnson after suspension

Sport · First reported 3 Nov, 23:24 · Updated 23:49

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Buffalo released safety C.J. Gardner-Johnson after he served a one-game suspension for spitting at Raiders players during a Week 6 game. He had appeared in six games for the Bills this season, recording 26 tackles and one interception.

The Bills released Gardner-Johnson after he served a one-game suspension stemming from a spitting incident during their Week 6 game against the Raiders.
He played six games for Buffalo this season, starting each, and recorded 26 tackles and one interception.
Gardner-Johnson apologized after the incident, and the Bills used his roster spot to sign defensive back Te’Cory Couch.

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Key facts

Team: Buffalo Bills
Games played this season: Six, all starts
Buffalo statistics: 26 tackles and one interception
Suspension: One game
Roster replacement: Buffalo signed defensive back Te’Cory Couch to the active roster