Bills safety C.J. Gardner-Johnson left Saturday’s practice on a cart after suffering what appeared to be an injury to his lower right leg and there’s no immediate word as to the severity of the injury.
Gardner-Johnson was not contacted before the injury and got on the cart after a brief examination on the field. After the practice, General Manager Brandon Beane said that further word on his outlook would wait for testing.
“I don’t know anything yet. Until we get an MRI, we’ll see,” Beane said, via John Wawrow of the Associated Press.
The Bills signed Gardner-Johnson as a free agent this offseason and he was set to play a big role in the team’s secondary, so any bad news on the MRI will lead to some shuffling on the back end of the defense in Buffalo.
