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By Michael Gallagher
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Newly signed Buffalo Bills safety C.J. Gardner-Johnson is no stranger to being in hot water.
The 28-year-old safety has a reputation for trash talking and ruffling feathers, and on Wednesday, he seemed to draw the ire of his head coach, Joe Brady.
Gardner-Johnson was live streaming from the Bills locker room — something Bills players haven’t traditionally done given the value the franchise places on privacy. Brady was quick to intervene, warning Gardner-Johnson that type of behavior is something he doesn’t want to see.
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“I’ll just say be mindful — probably not in the locker room, training room — you know what I mean?” Brady asked.
Gardner-Johnson seemed to take Brady’s message in stride, reacting in a non-combative manner.
“Alright, now I’m done, chat,” Gardner-Johnson replied. “I’m gone, chat. Coach said it’s done. I’m gone for the day. Hey, I’ll catch y’all [later].”
After spending the first three seasons of his career with the New Orleans Saints, Gardner-Johnson has bounced around with the Philadelphia Eagles, Detroit Lions, the Eagles again, the Houston Texans, and the Chicago Bears.
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He finished last season with 66 tackles and two interceptions, and he’s just one year removed from recording a career-high six interceptions and 12 passes defended. If he can avoid injury, Gardner-Johnson could be a key piece of Buffalo’s secondary.
Cole Bishop has one of the Bills’ starting safety spots locked down, and Gardner-Johnson will presumably compete with Geno Stone, Damar Hamlin, and Sam Franklin Jr. for the other spot.
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