Taron Johnson is back on the field after being checked for a concussion and neck injury. Buffalo Bills star cornerback Taron Johnson took a massive helmet-to-helmet hit from Denver Broncos running ...

During the intense divisional round game against the Ravens, Bills cornerback Taron Johnson, the team’s starting nickel corner, hurt himself while defending a pass late in the fourth quarter. The post ...

Bills cornerback Taron Johnson exited the Bills' divisional round playoff game with an apparent shoulder injury.

Then later in the first quarter cornerback Taron Johnson took a helmet-to-helmet hit that sent him to the medical tent. Johnson cleared concussion protocol, but had to go to the locker room to ...

The 28-year-old missed time early in the regular season after sustaining a forearm injury in the Bills' Week 1 win over the Cardinals. Despite being sidelined for five games, Johnson nabbed a ...

The Buffalo Bills held their breath as corner Taron Johnson headed to the medical tent with an apparent head injury. Veteran corner Taron Johnson left the game with a head/neck injury in the first ...

Johnson cleared concussion protocol but is questionable to return with a neck injury. The 28-year-old is one the better slot cornerbacks in the NFL and a huge part of Buffalo’s defense.

According to FOX Sports, Taron Johnson was part of Wednesday's injury report. The cornerback was a full participant in training but is dealing with a neck injury. Looking to predict NFL playoff ...

But a little more than 8 minutes into Sunday's home game against the Broncos, Bills cornerback Taron Johnson left the game after making a tackle on Denver running back Javonte Williams.

The NFL hit four Bills' players with financial ... the league imposed fines on safety Damar Hamlin, nickel cornerback Taron Johnson, long snapper Reid Ferguson and wide receiver Mack Hollins ...

One of those players actually drew two fines. The first play that ended in a fine belonged to cornerback Taron Johnson, for what the NFL deemed unnecessary roughness (use of his helmet ...