Bills' Joe Brady Provides Injury Update on CJ Gardner-Johnson
Buffalo Bills safety C.J. Gardner-Johnson went down with an injury during training camp practice on Saturday.
On Monday, Buffalo Bills head coach Joe Brady gave an optimistic update on the team's safety, C.J. Gardner-Johnson, who suffered an apparent lower-leg injury during training camp practice on Saturday. Gardner-Johnson suffered a calf strain, which Brady considers fortunate, as any lower body extremity injury carries a risk of being more severe.
Despite Brady's encouragement, he did not provide a specific timetable for Gardner-Johnson's return, emphasizing that everyone's body recovers differently. The veteran defensive back is in a good condition and will return to practice when ready, with the Bills set to begin their 2026 regular-season schedule against the Texans on September 13.
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