Mike Vrabel followed a monumental New England Patriots victory by roasting a Buffalo Bills player who raised eyebrows after the game. The Patriots earned a 29-26 win over their AFC East rival after Efton Chism III caught a game-winning touchdown late in the fourth quarter. Following the loss, Bills safety C.J.
Gardner-Johnson was dismissive of the undrafted second-year wide receiver. "We’re not getting into no bulletin board material. An elevated guy made a helluva catch," Gardner-Johnson said, per Thad Brown of WROC.
"Probably won’t hear from him again. I say that with a lot of confidence because it’s like, (Maye) didn’t put his confidence in his best player. He would have thrown to (Romeo) Doubs or somebody, but they won the game.
Whatever, they didn’t do [expletive] better than us. We'll be back to see them again. ... A practice squad player made a helluva play.
That's all I'm gonna say. You do it again, he probably won’t make it again. Simple." Gardner-Johnson seemed to fail at avoiding any bulletin-board material.
Vrabel trolled the well-traveled safety when asked about his comments Monday morning on WEEI's The Greg Hill Show. "For a guy that's been on eight teams in four years? I mean, I guess he knows the drill," Vrabel said.
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