The veteran safety called a hit by New Orleans defensive tackle Khristian Boyd on receiver DeVonta Smirth "the dirtiest" he had ever seen, but it was Gardner-Johnson who was fined the most for his actions during the Eagles' Week 3 game against the Saints.

Philadelphia Eagles safety C.J. Gardner-Johnson owes the NFL even more money this week. In the Eagles' Week 3 win over the New Orleans Saints, Gardner-Johnson was fined $11,255.00 for Unnecessary Roughness (late hit) and a total of $33,

Eagles safety C.J. Gardner-Johnson reportedly received quite a bit of mail this week from the NFL League Office. According to Sports Illustrated's Saints News Network, the veteran defensive back was fined for several of his actions in last week's game vs.

The Saints let one slip away for the second week in a row, taking the type of loss that can “rip your heart out,” in the words of coach Dennis Allen. New Orleans managed to lose 26-24 to NFC South rival Atlanta on Sunday without giving up an offensive touchdown to the Falcons.

Falcons Win A Tight One With Saints