Buffalo Bills safety C.J. Gardner-Johnson ejected for spitting at Raiders players
Buffalo Bills safety C.J. Gardner-Johnson was ejected from Sunday's game against the Las Vegas Raiders after referees disqualified him for spitting in their direction.

Incident occurred before halftime
Referees disqualified Gardner-Johnson after he spat toward Raiders tight end Brock Bowers and center Tyler Linderbaum shortly before the break. The Bills defeated the Raiders with a final score of 33-30 following this flagrant act.
Player issued formal apology
Gardner-Johnson told reporters that he and Bowers were simply arguing during play without specific incitement. He later posted on social media to apologize to his opponent, teammates, and the organization for the inappropriate gesture.
Safety expects league punishment
The safety stated in a postgame interview that he anticipated a fine or other punishment from the league. He acknowledged that his competitive nature must not cross the line of respect required in the game.
2 outlets, different leads
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ESPN
Bills CB Gardner-Johnson ejected after apparent spitting incident
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Sky Sports
New angle shows spit that got Bills' Gardner-Johnson ejected
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