Jets Owner Woody Johnson Urges Haason Reddick to End Contract Holdout

Reddick's absence continues as fines mount, while Johnson fires head coach and seeks reconciliation.

Woody Johnson, owner of the New York Jets, has publicly called for Haason Reddick to end his contract holdout and join the team.
Reddick, who was traded from the Philadelphia Eagles, has not played this season due to a contract dispute and has incurred over $9 million in fines.
Johnson fired head coach Robert Saleh following a 2-3 season start, appointing Jeff Ulbrich as interim coach.
Reddick's request for a trade was denied by Jets' management, and he continues to forfeit significant salary and bonuses.
Despite the standoff, Johnson expressed a willingness to welcome Reddick back, emphasizing the potential positive impact on the team.