Buffalo Bills safety C.J. Gardner-Johnson leaves a training-camp practice on a cart after an apparent lower-leg injury, according to multiple reports. The incidents are described as occurring during Saturday’s practice, when Gardner-Johnson exits the field with assistance as team staff provide medical attention. Observers report trainers examining the back of his calf and the Achilles area before he is taken off the field. The Bills have not released an official diagnosis or injury timetable, and they are awaiting tests to determine the extent of the problem. Reports also note that the injury is lower-body in nature and that his status depends on the results of further evaluation. Teammates and personnel who take over during practice are mentioned in some accounts, but none of the sources provide confirmed details about a specific diagnosis. As of the latest updates, the team’s next steps focus on testing and assessment before any determination is made regarding availability for upcoming practices or games.