Could Haason Reddick Return To Philadelphia Eagles To Boost Pass Rush?
The Philadelphia Eagles could certainly use some more pass rush.
So far this season, free agent acquisition Bryce Huff has yet to sack or pressure the quarterback. Huff was signed in the offseason, getting a three-year contract worth $51.1 million.
The Eagles brought in Huff after the 2023 season where he had a career-high 29 tackles, 10 tackles for loss, and 10 sacks, to replace Haason Reddick, who totaled 27 sacks during his two seasons in Philadelphia.
Reddick was traded to the Jets after he made it known he wanted a new contract in exchange for a conditional 2026 third-round pick, which becomes a second-round pick if Reddick plays 67.5 percent of the plays and has 10 or more sacks this year. None of that seems like considering Reddick hasn't played a down for 'Gang Green' after requesting a trade back in August when he let them know he wanted a new deal.
So is there a possibility the struggling Eagles pass rush could look to reacquire Reddick?
According to ESPN Jets beat reporter Rich Cimini, Reddick wouldn't be opposed to a return to Philadelphia, saying on the Flight Deck podcast, that Reddick 'wouldn't mind going back' to Eagles.
"Let's put it this way, a little birdie told me that Reddick wouldn't be opposed to something like that, Cimini explained about a return to Philadelphia. "I think Reddick is so frustrated with the Jets situation, that he wouldn't mind going back to Philadelphia. Again heard it from a little birdie, take it for what it’s worth."
So Eagles fans, would you want to bring Reddick back to Philadelphia?
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