Philadelphia Eagles coach Nick Sirianni sidestepped a question about C.J. Gardner-Johnson's potential return after his release by the Houston Texans.Gardner-Johnson was released by the Houston Texans on Tuesday after only playing three games for the franchise. He was traded to Houston by the Philadelphia Eagles in exchange for a sixth-round draft pick in 2026.Now that his brief time in Houston is up, questions have been asked about where his next stop will be, with a return to the Eagles being seen as one potential option. On Wednesday, Nick Sirianni said he was happy with the players at his disposal."I really am excited about the room we have,” he told reporters. “I think they’ve done a really nice job to date. We got a good, young player in Andrew Mukuba who continues to get better. And I think that having Reed next to him is helping him get better. And just as how Reed got better, having Marcus Epps in the building."So, just really excited about that room. Sydney is doing a really good job on special teams and on defense as well. So, I’m really excited about that group.”From these comments, it appears that Sirianni has little interest in bringing Gardner-Johnson back and is instead focused on working with the players he currently has.Gardner-Johnson was with the Eagles during their victorious 2024 season. This was his second stint with the team, the first being in 2022 (a season where they also made the Super Bowl). He is one of the stronger safeties in the league and played a pivotal role in the Eagles' success.However, while he is a good player, his attitude has been a factor that has led teams to pass him around over the last few seasons. A report from Saintswire emerged that Gardner-Johnson had become a "locker-room issue."The Eagles are 3-0 to start the season and face the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in Week 4.