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Reddick – 30 years of age – looks to now hit the open market, and a reunion between him and the organization that made him a first-round pick back in 2017 could be in the cards.
The Cardinals were named as the best landing spot for Reddick’s services by Pro Football Focus:
“Reddick’s holdout in New York during the first half of 2024 casts a shadow over an otherwise stellar track record as he enters free agency. Despite not playing until Week 8, Reddick still managed to showcase his talent, with his 34 sacks over the past three seasons ranking among the NFL’s top 10,” wrote Mason Cameron.
“While his production speaks for itself, teams may be cautious about committing significant cap space to a player with recent off-field uncertainty. However, a reunion with Jonathan Gannon—who coached Reddick during his breakout 2022 campaign in Philadelphia—could be a perfect fit for a team familiar with his effectiveness as a pass rusher.”
The Cardinals have the fourth-highest cap space in the NFL, according to OverTheCap.
Reddick has undoubtedly been effective during his tenure in the league, but with him already on the wrong side of 30, how much money is he seeking? Especially after a year in which he played relatively little.
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