Philadelphia, Pennsylvania – Haason Reddick, a well-traveled edge rusher, is on the lookout for yet another team to play for in 2024. The Philadelphia Eagles have granted Reddick permission to seek a trade, according to sources familiar with the matter.
Reddick, at 29 years old, is currently in the final year of a three-year, $45 million contract he signed with the Eagles back in 2022. Despite being the player with the highest cap number on the Eagles for the 2024 season, none of his pay is guaranteed. Any team interested in trading for him would be required to pay him $16 million, unless his contract is renegotiated.
During the previous season, Reddick played a pivotal role for the Eagles, starting all 17 games and the ensuing playoff game. His standout performance led the Eagles with an impressive 11 sacks, showcasing his value as an asset on the field.
The decision by the Eagles to allow Reddick to seek a trade signifies the team’s willingness to explore other options and potentially restructure their roster. For Reddick, this opportunity opens up the possibility of finding a new team where he can continue to showcase his talent and contribute positively to their success on the field.
With interest likely to come from various teams around the league, the outcome of Reddick’s trade search will undoubtedly be closely watched by fans and experts alike. As the situation unfolds, the potential for a new team and a new chapter in Reddick’s career could bring about shifts in the landscape of the NFL.