Bills safety C.J. Gardner-Johnson is on a mission to prove he's not 'a cancer in the locker room' as he prepares for the upcoming season at Highmark Stadium.
The Bills' new safety has been working hard to change the narrative surrounding his personality and work ethic.
'I'm just trying to come in and prove myself, show that I'm a team player,' Gardner-Johnson said.
Gardner-Johnson's stats from previous seasons show he has the potential to be a key player for the Bills, with 5 interceptions and 60 tackles in his last season.
The Bills' coaching staff is giving Gardner-Johnson the opportunity to prove himself, and he's taking it seriously. The team's performance in the upcoming season will depend on how well Gardner-Johnson can integrate into the locker room and contribute on the field.
The Bills Mafia is eager to see how Gardner-Johnson will perform, and the student section at Highmark Stadium will be cheering him on.
The next game will be a crucial test for Gardner-Johnson and the Bills, as they face off against a tough opponent in the 716.