NFL Suspends Bills Safety C.J. Gardner-Johnson After Ejection for Spitting at Raiders Players

The NFL has suspended Buffalo Bills safety C.J. Gardner-Johnson after he was ejected from a game for spitting at Raiders players, including tight end Brock Bowers and linemen. The ejection came before halftime and left Buffalo with a costly penalty. Gardner-Johnson has said he needs to be better. Bills head coach Joe Brady has since addressed the team's plans for him, ending speculation that Buffalo could cut him during the suspension.

Right-leaning outlets Fox News and Daily Wire both report the suspension and ejection. Fox leads with the spitting and the penalty, while Daily Wire describes him as having a growing reputation as one of the league's dirtiest players and includes his own comments. Alternative source Yahoo Sports, republishing HEAVY, leads with Brady's remarks on whether Buffalo would cut him. The outlets covering the story agree on the spitting and the ejection. Left-leaning outlets had not reported the story when these articles were collected, so coverage so far comes from alternative and right-leaning outlets, with the right focused on the incident and discipline and the alternative side on the team's plans.