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Joe Brady explains why he ended C.J. Gardner-Johnson’s live stream from the Bills’ locker room: “There’s standards… If I see things that are not the standard or get in the way of it, I’ll address it.” Added: “Something like that was not an issue.”

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Something else that I am looking forward to seeing whether or not it was addressed in 27. Just curious if anyone else sees the issue here, or if I'm just the old guy yelling at the clouds.
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