Updated
Updated · USA TODAY · Aug 1
Bills Safety C.J. Gardner-Johnson Suffers Lower Calf Strain on $6 Million Deal
Updated
Updated · USA TODAY · Aug 1

Bills Safety C.J. Gardner-Johnson Suffers Lower Calf Strain on $6 Million Deal

3 articles · Updated · USA TODAY · Aug 1

Summary

  • Adam Schefter reported C.J. Gardner-Johnson suffered a lower calf strain after the Bills safety was carted off during Saturday's training camp practice.
  • Trainers examined the back of his leg in the medical tent after he was helped off the field, and reports said he may have been rolled up on during the play.
  • Video later showed Gardner-Johnson walking under his own power, and lineman Dion Dawkins said coaches and trainers told him the safety should be "all right."
  • Buffalo has not issued an official update on the injury to Gardner-Johnson, a key offseason addition who joined on a one-year contract worth up to $6 million.

Insights

How will C.J. Gardner-Johnson's non-contact calf injury alter Buffalo's defensive plans before the season begins?
With a new defensive scheme, can Dee Alford truly replace Taron Johnson's production for the Bills?
Will Josh Allen and D.J. Moore's rapid training camp chemistry translate to an unstoppable regular-season offense?