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Haason Reddick and the New York Jets may no longer be a success story. The defender’s strike, which has been going on for seven months now, is gaining momentum again. And that in an already turbulent week for the Jets. But first things first.

After a 17:23 loss to the Minnesota Vikings last weekend, the Jets fired head coach Robert Saleh on Tuesday. The decision was “a disaster,” said RTL expert and former NFL player Markus Kuhn on gameday.de.

According to US media, the 45-year-old, who started the season with a record of two wins and three losses, was not allowed to say goodbye to his players but was ushered in by security.

Saleh might have kept his job and the Jets would have had a better record if Haason Reddick had been on the defensive end. But that hasn’t happened once this season – and the 30-year-old is in fine form. It’s a situation that only exists in US sports.

New York Jets: Haason Reddick declined practice

In March, Reddick was traded from the Philadelphia Eagles to the New York Jets. He is considered one of the best in his position, but the Eagles did not want to extend his contract, which expires at the end of the current season, according to his demands. The edge rusher currently earns $14.25 million, which is not guaranteed.

But the Jets didn’t want to give him a new contract with better salaries either. As early as August, the defender publicly stated that he wanted to leave again – without even training.

Teams are actually holding back from making public statements on these topics. But Jets manager Joe Douglas immediately posted a statement on the team’s website.

“We have told Haason that there will be no trade, that he has a right to be here and that he will be punished for every day that he is not here.”

However, that was not interesting to the NFL star. He went into custody called custody. NFL players often take advantage of this situation and skip training sessions and games to put pressure on teams during contract negotiations.

However, the Jets haven’t given up yet. Team owner Woody Johnson spoke to Reddick directly on ESPN this week. “Haason, get in your car and come to the New York Jets. We can escort you right into the building. You’ll fit in and love it here and you’ll be welcome on and you’ll get good things with us.” But, he didn’t answer.

NFL star Reddick’s strike cost him millions of dollars

However, his management, the Creative Artists Agency (CAA), has already responded. They are tired of the never-ending saga and have announced that they will no longer represent Reddick in the future.

Financially, the strike is now becoming more than a loss. As ESPN reports, he has already lost $4.2 million of his $14 million because he was not on the field in the first five games. He also had to pay another eight million dollars in fines. Each day of training he missed will cost him $50,000.

Even so, it may come to a head. The current three-year contract was worth a total of $45 million, of which $30 million was guaranteed.