Jets Allow Haason Reddick to Seek Trade Amid Contract Dispute

The star pass rusher, who has not played this season, is exploring trade options after a prolonged holdout with the New York Jets.

Haason Reddick, acquired by the Jets from the Eagles in March, has been in a contract standoff and has not played this season.
Reddick's new agents, Drew Rosenhaus and Ryan Matha, are actively seeking trade opportunities with a limited timeframe provided by the Jets.
The Jets face a potential penalty, as trading Reddick to an NFC team would upgrade a conditional draft pick owed to the Eagles from a third-round to a second-round pick.
Reddick's contract dispute centers around his demand for a long-term extension, which the Jets have so far refused to grant.
Potential trade destinations for Reddick include the Detroit Lions, Dallas Cowboys, and Atlanta Falcons, among others, as teams seek pass-rushing reinforcements.