C.J. Gardner-Johnson pushes back on 'cancer' label after joining Bills
New Buffalo safety C.J. Gardner-Johnson — now with his sixth NFL team — rejected suggestions he's been a disruptive presence and said he expects to help the Bills compete for more than one Super Bowl.
C.J. Gardner-Johnson arrives in Buffalo as the latest addition to the Bills’ secondary, marking the sixth NFL stop of his career. The move positions him as a veteran presence on a team that has serious Super Bowl aspirations.
Facing questions about his reputation, Gardner-Johnson pushed back on characterizations that he’s been a disruptive locker-room figure. He said he doesn’t understand that narrative and challenged critics to point to where it came from.
The new Bills defensive back made clear he expects to contribute immediately and believes he can help the franchise win more than one championship during his time in Buffalo.
#What he said
Gardner-Johnson dismissed the idea that he’s a ‘cancer’ to teams and questioned the accuracy of that label, emphasizing his intent to be a positive on-field and off-field influence.
#Fit with the Bills
Buffalo adds a dynamic, experienced defensive back who expects to help elevate the secondary as the team pursues multiple title runs in the coming seasons.
#Source
Source: NFL.com (Nick Shook)
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