The New England Patriots got a massive win on Sunday against the Buffalo Bills, as Drake Maye and company came back from a late deficit to get a 29-26 win and get to 2-2 on the season. After the two teams went back and forth for much of the day, Maye found former undrafted free agent Efton Chism III for the go-ahead touchdown with just under two minutes to go.

While Maye made a heck of a throw on the run, Chism's one-handed catch was the play of the day in the NFL yesterday and one of the plays of the year so far. After the game, Bills safety CJ Gardner-Johnson didn't seem all that impressed, saying that we “probably won't hear from him again” and calling him a practice squad player.

On Monday morning on The Greg Hill Show, Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel fired back at Gardner-Johnson.

#Patriots HC Mike Vrabel responds to #Bills DB C.J. Gardner-Johnson calling WR Efton Chism a practice-squad player:

“For a guy that’s been on 8 teams in four years? I mean, I guess he knows the drill.” 💀

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— Ari Meirov (@MySportsUpdate) October 5, 2026

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“For a guy that’s been on 8 teams in four years? I mean, I guess he knows the drill,” Vrabel fired back.

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