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CJ Gardner-Johnson says he feels abandoned after Bills release

CJ Gardner-Johnson says he feels abandoned after Bills release

The Buffalo Bills released safety CJ Gardner-Johnson earlier this month after he was suspended for spitting at an opponent.

The incident happened during a game against the Las Vegas Raiders, and Gardner-Johnson was ejected.

He played six games for Buffalo before his release, recording 26 tackles and one interception.

In an Instagram message, Gardner-Johnson said everyone had turned on him and described feeling alone and unsupported.

He had earlier apologized for his actions, saying they were inappropriate and that he took responsibility.

He has not signed with another team and is now looking for his seventh NFL team in eight seasons.

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CJ Gardner-JohnsonFormer Buffalo Bills safety
In just a couple of weeks, EVERYONE turned on me!
via Daily Mail
No friends, no real support, it sucks we live in a society where one move can cause a downfall to anything!
via Daily Mail
There is no excuse for my actions, and I take full accountability.
via Daily Mail
The gesture I made toward my opponent was inappropriate, unnecessary, and not a reflection of the respect I have for him or this game.
via Daily Mail