Sources: CAA is parting ways with #Jets passer rusher Haason Reddick, who is the NFL's last holdout. Reddick has not shown up at the facility, has collected millions in fines and his situation currently has no end in sight. pic.twitter.com/896CwRMXJL

Haason Reddick no longer has an agent while he’s right in the middle of holding out from the New York Jets. In April, the Jets acquired Reddick in a trade with the Philadelphia Eagles in exchange for a conditional third-round pick in 2026. Since then, he has refused to report over failed contract negotiations with the team.

New York Jets owner Woody Johnson showed head coach Robert Saleh the door by firing him unceremoniously on Tuesday. Now, he is ready to roll out the red carpet for a disgruntled employee in two-time Pro Bowl edge rusher Haason Reddick.

It's a unique situation. Nathaniel Hackett wasn't fired. He's staying on, with the same title and is helping Downing, the Jets' passing game coordinator since last year.

Todd Downing isn’t denying that he’s in a potentially awkward situation.

In a massive coaching shakeup this week, Downing was given control of the Jets' slumping offense, which means calling plays for quarterback Aaron Rodgers, whose previous play caller, his close friend Nathaniel Hackett, remains on the staff in a reduced role.

New York Jets star cornerback Sauce Gardner says he is having a hard time accepting the firing of Robert Saleh.

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