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Bills 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. We brought him here for a reason…

Buffalo Bills head coach Joe Brady confirmed he will not cut safety C.J. Gardner-Johnson following an ejection for a spitting incident. Brady emphasized that Gardner-Johnson remains part of the team and must use the situation as an opportunity to improve. Meanwhile, Miami Dolphins defensive lineman Zach Sieler dismissed trade rumors ahead of the deadline, expressing his commitment to remain in Miami.
Elsewhere in the division, Dolphins head coach Jeff Hafley praised his 0-5 squad's energy and foundation despite their winless start. For the New York Jets, head coach Aaron Glenn defended offensive coordinator Frank Reich, noting overall progress while acknowledging that improvements are necessary across both offense and defense six games into the season.
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