Haason Reddick's holdout from New York Jets training camp has now extended to 14 days as he seeks a new contract after being traded from the Philadelphia Eagles. The edge rusher, who is due to make $14.25 million in the final year of his deal, has accrued significant fines totaling approximately $850,000 due to his absence. Coach Robert Saleh has expressed uncertainty regarding Reddick's status and its potential impact on his role, as other players like Will McDonald are capitalizing on the opportunity for additional snaps. The Jets have stated they will not negotiate with Reddick until he returns to camp, complicating the resolution of the situation. As the preseason opener approaches, the Jets are left without their star pass rusher, raising concerns about both financial and gameplay implications. Reddick's decision to hold out is unusual for a newly acquired player, and it highlights the complexities of contract negotiations within the league.