Buffalo Bills safety CJ Gardner-Johnson has issued an apology via his social media account on Instagram after being ejected from the Buffalo Bills' 33-30 win against the Las Vegas Raiders in Week 6.
The safety was ejected from the game in the first half. During some back-and-forth with members of the Raiders offense. It appeared in the midst of that, Gardner-Johnson might have spit toward the group
in Silver and Black.In Buffalo's locker room, Gardner-Johnson did issue a bit of an apology but did not fully admit to spitting at the time.
I got to be a better player. I got to be a better vet. I hurt my team," Gardner-Johnson said.
"I just go to control my emotions," Gardner-Johnson added when asked directly if he spat.
Gardner-Johnson once again did
not use the word "spit" in his comments, but he did apology multiple times to his own team and the Raiders.
His fully message can be found below:
This article originally appeared on Bills Wire: Bills' CJ Gardner-Johnson pens apology following ejection vs. Raiders
