Haason Reddick holding out of Jets training camp as contract drama escalates
NY Post
The first day of Jets training camp is more about who is not there than who is there.
Haason Reddick, the Pro Bowl pass rusher the Jets acquired in April, is not reporting to training camp on Tuesday because he is unhappy with his contract, a source confirmed.
The Jets traded a conditional sixth-round pick to the Eagles on April 1 to land Reddick.
Prior to making the trade, the Jets had a negotiating window with Reddick’s agent, according to a source. The Jets made an extension offer but Reddick did not accept.
The understanding was that negotiations would continue but Reddick would participate in the spring workouts, OTAs and minicamp in the meantime.
Instead, Reddick did not show up at all in the spring.
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