[Schefter] CAA has parted ways with New York’s holdout pass rusher Haason Reddick, per sources.


[Schefter] CAA has parted ways with New York’s holdout pass rusher Haason Reddick, per sources.

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  1. They saw him becoming irrelevant with all the saleh/rodgers/hackett/davante talk in the news cycle and cut him loose

  2. This is hilarious. Honestly, what is Reddicks next move in this? I’m curious to see how this all plays out.

  3. Losing jfm, Bryce huff and JJ getting hurt from last years dline really sucks. All for this bozo man.

  4. Well there goes the “Reddick is getting bad advice” angle

    He really just doesn’t want to play for us. Idk if we should trade him and get the headache over with or hold him out of spite.

  5. This goes to show you that either, A) Reddick is a terrible client and is demanding an unreasonable figure, or B) it’s damage control, and they’re trying to protect the CAA brand. This is all assuming that CAA initiated the separation.

  6. This guy is proof you can be a complete idiot and still be a good football player. Thrown away almost 10m already when all he had to do was come in and sit on the bench🤦

  7. so this is his agent, but as a canadian, i was confused why the Canadian Auto Association parted ways with Reddick…

  8. Who trades for someone holding out without a deal in hand. The jets are getting what they bargained for and this idiot is wasting prime years where he would get a payday if he just played.

  9. Man if he ever plays for us I low key want to boo him as loud as possible for at least a qtr.

  10. It’s probably his father that’s in his ear. I doubt his agency ever told him to hold out. A professional agent wouldn’t be this stupid

  11. Perhaps this has been done far more times than I realize, but getting traded and asking for a raise based upon what you did for another team with different personnel seems weird. Saying no to the money they’ve still gone ahead and offered you otherwise also seems weird.

    I see why the agency gave up.

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