Jets allow Haason Reddick to seek trade amid holdout

In the United States, the New York Jets have granted edge rusher Haason Reddick a limited opportunity to pursue a trade due to ongoing contract disputes. Reddick, who has not participated in any practices or games since being acquired from the Philadelphia Eagles this offseason, has been in a holdout situation. His new agent, Drew Rosenhaus, has been actively contacting other teams to assess their interest in a potential trade. Reddick's holdout has resulted in him forfeiting a significant portion of his non-guaranteed salary, which amounts to $14.25 million. The Jets traded a conditional 2026 third-round pick to acquire Reddick, and he has expressed a desire to leave the team since August. The trade deadline is approaching on November 5, adding urgency to the situation. Jets owner Woody Johnson has publicly urged Reddick to join the team, especially following the recent firing of head coach Robert Saleh. The Jets are currently struggling with a 2-4 record after a recent loss to the Buffalo Bills, which has intensified the need for Reddick's presence on the field. As the situation develops, both Reddick and the Jets are under pressure to find a resolution that benefits both parties before the trade deadline.