Haason Reddick Holds Out for New Jets Contract

Haason Reddick, a Pro Bowl pass rusher acquired by the New York Jets from the Philadelphia Eagles, is holding out of training camp in pursuit of a new contract. Reddick, who is in the final year of his deal and set to earn $14.5 million this season, has not participated in any offseason programs, including mandatory minicamp. He faces fines of $50,000 for each day of camp missed. Despite his absence, Jets head coach Robert Saleh expressed confidence in Reddick's readiness and professionalism. The Jets, having traded significant draft capital and lost key defensive players, are under pressure to address Reddick's contract demands. The team had initially hoped Reddick would play out the final year of his contract, but negotiations may now be necessary to get him on the field.