Jets Face Pressure to Trade Haason Reddick Amid Contract Standoff

The Pro Bowl edge rusher's holdout has resulted in over $5 million in fines, leaving the Jets with limited options.

Haason Reddick has not participated in practice or games since being traded to the Jets in March 2024.
Reddick's holdout, driven by demands for a new contract, has cost him significant fines and game checks.
The Jets' initial confidence in Reddick playing under his existing contract has turned into a public standoff.
Multiple NFL executives believe the Jets will need to trade Reddick as the contract dispute shows no signs of resolution.
Potential trade offers are being evaluated, with the Jets seeking to recoup value despite the challenging situation.