Philadelphia completed that transaction in part due to Reddick’s desire for a new contract, but after New York surprisingly also neglected to rework the two-time Pro Bowler’s deal, he requested a trade on Aug. 12.
The two sides have produced little movement since then.
Thus, the Jets will enter a difficult Week 1 matchup without one of their big offseason gets, a player who has produced four straight seasons with double-digit sacks and two consecutive Pro Bowl campaigns.
Players such as Jermaine Johnson II, Micheal Clemons, Will McDonald IV and Takkarist McKinley will have to continue carrying the load in his absence.
Whether or not there’s enough time — and compromise — for him to join them before another missed game remains to be seen.
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