The Philadelphia Eagles may get even more compensation than initially believed when they originally traded Haason Reddick to the New York Jets during

The dispute between Haason Reddick and the New York Jets could soon be coming to an end. The team has given Reddick permission to seek a trade, which means the disgruntled pass-rusher could soon be on his way out of New York.

There is reportedly a clause in the Haason Reddick trade the Eagles made this offseason that could give the Eagles a significant asset.

Haason Reddick still hasn't played a game for the New York Jets since they acquired him via trade, and he reportedly has the opportunity to make sure it

This is an about-face for the Jets as general manager Joe Douglas said in September that the Jets wouldn’t honor Reddick’s trade request. This has been a bizarre situation from the beginning. The Jets sent a conditional 2026 third-round pick to the Eagles for Reddick in March.

Reddick never showed up for Jets training camp, and he has already missed their first six games, all but ending any chance of meeting the benchmarks required to trigger the upgrade in compensation. However,

A few teams have been contacted about a potential trade for Haason Reddick after the Jets gave the veteran pass rusher's agents permission to seek a deal, NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport reported on Tuesday.

Currently, the Eagles are only set to get the Jets’ 2026 second-round pick if Reddick meets the following two conditions: 1) 10 sacks ... AND ... 2) 67.5% of defensive snaps pla