New York Jets linebacker Haason Reddick was hoping his hold-out would expedite a desired contract. Instead, the Jets have used his absence to develop the hidden treasure that is defensive end Will McDonald IV Under the leadership of defensive coordinator Jeff Ulbrich and a collaborative of super-batch pass rushers,

There have been some good moments for the New York Jets early in the season, but the Haason Reddick situation is still holding this club back. The Jets' run defense hasn't been good in the first two weeks,

The New York Jets and Haason Reddick have reportedly reached an impasse, and a trade might now be the only solution.

Haason Reddick forfeited nearly $800,000 by skipping the New York Jets' season opener against the San Francisco 49ers. Days later, the star pass rusher remains "dug in" over failed contract talks with the team,

New York Jets linebacker Haason Reddick is willing to pay a steep short-term cost for a bigger long-term payday. Ahead of the Jets' game against the

According to ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler, execs around the league believe the Jets are going to have to trade Reddick at some point. After the Jets and Reddick failed to come close to an agreement, he requested a trade in August. Soon after that report, New York general manager Joe Douglas released a statement essentially denying the request.

When the New York Jets traded for Haason Reddick in April, they thought they'd have him on the field this time of year applying pressure to quarterbacks. Instead, Reddick has been a holdout from the team since his arrival (or non-arrival),

As of Wednesday morning, there was no indication that the contract standoff between the New York Jets and star pass-rusher Haason Reddick would end before the 1-1 Jets host the 1-1 New England Patriots on Thursday night.