Haason Reddick Ends Holdout, Rejoins New York Jets with Reworked Contract

After months of negotiations, the Jets and Reddick have agreed on an adjusted deal, bringing the star pass rusher back to the team.

Haason Reddick will report to the New York Jets on Monday after agreeing to a restructured contract for the remainder of the season.
The Jets will waive over $12 million in fines that Reddick accrued during his holdout, providing a financial incentive for his return.
Reddick had been holding out for a long-term contract extension after being traded from the Philadelphia Eagles in March.
The Jets, currently 2-4, have made several significant roster changes recently, including trading for wide receiver Davante Adams.
Reddick's return is expected to bolster the Jets' defense, which ranks highly in several key defensive metrics this season.