Ravens Release C.J. Gardner-Johnson from Practice Squad
Safety C.J. Gardner-Johnson is making headlines once again as he is released from the Baltimore Ravens’ practice squad. This decision was reported by ESPN’s Adam Schefter. The Ravens’ move comes after they acquired safety Alohi Gilman, prompting Gardner-Johnson and his agent, Kevin Conner, to seek a new opportunity elsewhere.
Background on C.J. Gardner-Johnson
Before joining the Ravens, Gardner-Johnson started the first three games of the season with the Houston Texans. Following his release from Houston, he signed with Baltimore, which was in need of safety reinforcement at that time.
Recent Developments
With the Ravens trading for Gilman, Gardner-Johnson will now explore other options in search of a clearer path to playing time, as expressed by his agent. This marks a significant transition for the player who has shown considerable skill on the field.
Career Highlights
- C.J. Gardner-Johnson was a fourth-round pick in the 2019 NFL Draft.
- He has played 77 career games.
- Gardner-Johnson boasts 51 passes defensed and 18 interceptions.
- He played a key role in winning Super Bowl LIX with the Philadelphia Eagles last year.
As Gardner-Johnson seeks a new team, his experience and achievements may make him an attractive option for franchises looking to bolster their defensive units. His track record suggests he could significantly contribute wherever he lands next.
