One idea that has been floated from analysts and fans has been for the Jets to simply trade Reddick back to the Philadelphia Eagles, whom they acquired the two-time Pro Bowler from in late March. NFL Network's Ian Rapoport explained on Monday why that won't be happening any time soon.

Haason Reddick has continued his holdout after failing to agree on a reworked contract with the New York Jets, while the team that traded him to the Big

NFL rules state that the New York Jets can’t trade Haason Reddick back to the Philadelphia Eagles within a two year period

PHILADELPHIA - The NFL’s collective bargaining agreement is a complex document and buried in its confines is a clause that prevents the Eagles from requiring disgruntled edge rusher Haason Reddick on the heels of trading the pass-rushing star to the New York Jets for a conditional third-round draft pick in the 2026 NFL Draft on April 1.

Fans were asking for the Eagles to send Huff back to New York in exchange for Haason Reddick but that dream has been shut down. According to Ian Rapoport of NFL Network, teams can't trade a player and then reacquire them via trade until two years have passed.

For Philadelphia Eagles fans hoping the team trades back for edge rusher Haason Reddick, don’t hold your breath. Related: Is