Bills' C.J. Gardner-Johnson apologizes after his ejection for spitting at a Raiders player

LAS VEGAS (AP) — Buffalo Bills safety C.J. Gardner-Johnson apologized to his teammates after being ejected from Sunday’s game against the Las Vegas Raiders for spitting on an opponent just before halftime.“I got to be a better player. Got to be a better vet,” Gardner-Johnson said after Buffalo's 33-30 victory. “Let my emotions get above me, and I hurt my team. They brought me here to play big games like this, so I got to do better.”Officials ejected Gardner-Johnson for unsportsmanlike conduct following an exchange with a group of Raiders players, including tight end Brock Bowers.“We had two players jawing back and forth and then our umpire witnessed him spitting on the opponent,” referee Shawn Smith told a pool reporter.Smith said the NFL’s officiating department in New York confirmed the disqualification.Bills coach Joe Brady said the incident reflected poorly on his team.“The discipline of our football team has to improve and that sure as hell can’t happen,” Brady said. “The team is