Buffalo Bills star cornerback Taron Johnson took a massive helmet-to-helmet hit from Denver Broncos running back Javonte Williams, leading to Johnson being down on the turf for some time.

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 Buffalo Bills have only lost two games with Taron Johnson on the field this ... colliding with Johnson's helmet. Johnson's head and neck recoiled during the hit. Need a break?

The positive news is that Johnson cleared the concussion protocol following a helmet-to-helmet hit that left him down on the field for several moments. The veteran slot corner is arguably the team ...

Bills cornerback Taron Johnson left the game after making a tackle on Denver running back Javonte Williams. Their helmets collided on the 3-yard play. Johnson left the game and was evaluated for a ...

Earlier in the game, in the first quarter, Bills cornerback Taron Johnson left the game after making a tackle on Denver running back Javonte Williams. Their helmets collided on the 3-yard play.

Veteran corner Taron Johnson left the game with a head/neck ... On 2nd-and-8, Williams lowered his helmet in an attempt to get the most out of an inside run. Johnson, also leading with his head ...

Johnson accounted for the most-expensive fine, surrendering $14,305 for unnecessary roughness through use of his helmet on a first ... and Buffalo Bills cornerback Taron Johnson (7) / Tina ...