Haason Reddick is the lone remaining player holding out in the NFL this season.
According to NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport, the New York Jets and Reddick’s former agency, CAA, had a deal “all but worked out.”
“There was a point this season sources say when all parties believed the holdout was going to be over [and] that Haason Reddick was going to come in. The Jets made, I’m told, a strong one-year offer that would have not only made up the fines [but] would’ve allowed Haason Reddick to make far more than the $14.25 million he was set to make this year. Reddick turned that down, wanting a multi-year deal,” Rapoport revealed on “The Insiders.”
Time Is Running out for Reddick
Reddick hasn’t been around the team since his introductory press conference back on April 1. That decision has cost the former Pro Bowler a lot of money.
Through the first five games of this season, Reddick has lost $12.2 million when you add up his fines and lost game checks.
If he holds out for the entirety of the 2024 season he “stands to lose up to $21.75 million,” per the New York Post.
Reddick was only scheduled to make $14.25 million this season in the last year of the $45 million contract he originally signed as a member of the Philadelphia Eagles.
Despite the apparent friction between Reddick and the Jets, it behooves him to eventually report to the team. On top of losing all of that money in fines, his contract would toll to 2025 if he doesn’t report.
That means we’d repeat this entire song and dance with the Jets holding Reddick’s rights going into next season. If he doesn’t want that to happen, then he must report by Week 13 according to Rapoport.
“Reddick must report by Week 13 to receive an accrued season,” Rapoport said.
At that point, the Jets will have six remaining games in the regular season. The green and white have a bye in Week 12.
Week 13: versus Seattle Seahawks
Week 14: at Miami Dolphins
Week 15: at Jacksonville Jaguars
Week 16: versus Los Angeles Rams
Week 17: at Buffalo Bills
Week 18: versus Dolphins
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Haason Reddick Rejected ‘Strong’ Jets Contract Offer: Insider