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Bills HC Joe Brady told reporters he isn’t planning to cut veteran S C.J. Gardner-Johnson after the spitting incident that led to his ejection. “Look, C.J.’s a member of the Buffalo Bills.
Buffalo Bills head coach Joe Brady confirmed the team will not cut veteran safety C.J. Gardner-Johnson following a spitting incident that led to an ejection. Brady emphasized that Gardner-Johnson remains part of the team and has an opportunity to learn and improve. Meanwhile, Miami Dolphins defensive lineman Zach Sieler dismissed trade rumors ahead of the deadline, expressing his commitment to remaining with the organization alongside head coach Jeff Hafley.
New York Jets head coach Aaron Glenn publicly backed offensive coordinator Frank Reich, noting the team needs complementary improvements on both offense and defense six games into the season.
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