Jets' Haason Reddick Holds Out of Training Camp Over Contract Dispute

The star pass rusher seeks a substantial pay raise while the Jets face mounting fines and internal pressures.

Reddick is seeking a new contract worth $25-28 million annually, higher than his current $14.25 million salary.
The Jets traded for Reddick in April, believing he would play out the final year of his existing deal.
Reddick has missed all offseason programs, including OTAs and mandatory minicamp, incurring significant fines.
Coach Robert Saleh remains optimistic but acknowledges the business complexities of the situation.
Reddick's holdout creates opportunities for other players to step up in training camp.