The Buffalo Bills' decision to release safety CJ Gardner-Johnson needs little introduction at this point.
Gardner-Johnson has had off-field problems with past teams and those were highlighted when the Bills (6-1) signed him this past offseason. The breaking point came on the field.
Gardner-Johnson served a one-game suspension in Week 8 after he spit on an opponent during Buffalo's game against the Las Vegas Raiders
on Oct. 18.On Tuesday, the team had to decide what to do with the safety and he was released.
In light of such a big decision, Buffalo head coach Joe Brady spoke on the matter and he was a bit coy about. However, Brady did attempt to send some support.
"The guy I got to be around, I got nothing but love for him," Brady said. "This is what
was best for the Buffalo Bills."
Brady's full comments can be found in the clip below:
This article originally appeared on Bills Wire: What Bills' Joe Brady said about CJ Gardner-Johnson being released
