Buffalo Bills Release Safety C.J. Gardner-Johnson Following Suspension
The Buffalo Bills have released safety C.J. Gardner-Johnson after a suspension related to spitting.
Buffalo, NY, November 3, 2026 — The Buffalo Bills have made a roster move, releasing safety C.J. Gardner-Johnson. The decision comes after the player was suspended.
The National Football League team confirmed the release of Gardner-Johnson on [Date of Release – information not provided in trend summary]. The suspension that preceded his departure was reportedly linked to an incident involving spitting.
C.J. Gardner-Johnson joined the Bills with the expectation of bolstering the team’s secondary. His tenure with the team was marked by this disciplinary action, which ultimately led to his release.
Specific details regarding the spitting incident, including when it occurred, the exact circumstances, and the duration of the suspension, were not immediately available in the provided summary. The team has not released further information concerning the player’s exit beyond the stated cause of suspension.
The contract details and any financial implications of the release were also not provided in the trend summary.
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