Philadelphia is allowing Hasson Reddick to seek a trade this offseason

The Philadelphia Eagles may let one of their top defenders walk. The Philadelphia Eagles are anticipating a successful offseason, but it might not include Haason Redick.
The Philadelphia Eagles, who lost to the Kansas City Chiefs, this year’s champions, were just a hair away from winning the Super Bowl the previous season. As the team’s squad is now being reorganized, star defender Hasson Reddick is the talk of the town.
Deebo Samuel was just demolished by Eagles star Fletcher Cox following the Niners’ defeat at the hands of Mahomes and the Chiefs. Despite the Eagles’ success and his second consecutive Pro Bowl season, Reddick has asked to be traded.
The question now is why the Eagles have allowed themselves to find themselves in what seems to be a difficult situation.

“The ‘why’ makes sense,” they wrote. “Reddick outperformed the contract he signed in 2022, and he’s entering the last year of his deal. He wanted a new deal last year and is in line for a new one this season. If he plays on his current deal in 2023, it’s hard to imagine he’ll be a happy employee.”

The website feels that Reddick is not committed to the team. “He stayed professional and productive this season, but having an unhappy star doesn’t help the team or the player.” So, whether in Philadelphia or somewhere else, he’s probably going to sign a new contract in 2024. “Reddick is currently No. 17 in average annual salary for edge rushers,” they said.

The Eagles also mentioned the impending free agency status of Josh Sweat, another excellent edge rusher.
Although it’s improbable, Coach Nick Sirianni’s Eagles might give both players astronomical salaries.
Reddick may make a comeback, similar to what occurred to cornerback Darius Slay, based on the interest and offers he receives from other clubs.