C.J. Gardner-Johnson Returns to Eagles, Apologizes to Fans

The cornerback's three-year deal and eagerness to create new memories mark a significant boost for Philadelphia's secondary.

C.J. Gardner-Johnson signs a three-year deal with the Philadelphia Eagles, worth up to $33 million, after a season with the Detroit Lions.
Gardner-Johnson apologizes to Eagles fans for previous comments about them being 'obnoxious,' expressing eagerness to create new memories.
The cornerback's return is seen as a significant boost for the Eagles' secondary, which struggled last season.
Gardner-Johnson's versatility and playmaking ability, highlighted by leading the NFL in interceptions in 2022, are highly anticipated.
The Eagles have been active in free agency, aiming to strengthen their roster for a competitive 2024 season.