Haason Reddick’s time with the Jets seems to be hitting a roadblock before it even begins. The former Eagles edge rusher is reportedly seeking a trade out of New York, as revealed by NFL Network insider Ian Rapoport. This move comes less than six months after he was traded to the Jets by the Eagles in hopes of securing a more lucrative contract.
However, negotiations between Reddick and the Jets regarding a new deal have hit a standstill, resulting in Reddick being a holdout throughout training camp. This impasse has led Reddick to request a trade, signaling a rocky start to his tenure with the Jets.
The #Jets traded for Haason Reddick, but he’s been a holdout since training camp. The two sides have been unable to come together on a deal or to get him to show up.
Now, Reddick wants to be traded. https://t.co/OQqkVIMqz5
— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) August 12, 2024
This situation raises the question: What was the Jets’ plan if they were not willing to meet Reddick’s contract demands? The Eagles originally traded the Pro Bowler due to his desire for a new deal, but it seems the Jets may have underestimated the situation.
Now, with Reddick angling for an exit, the Jets find themselves in a precarious position. It’s yet another chapter in the tumultuous saga of the New York Jets.
UPDATE [31:5 p.m] – The Jets have released a statement from their GM Joe Douglas:
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