Haason Reddick is no longer a problem that the Philadelphia Eagles need to deal with. That doesn’t mean when he puts himself on the news that the team isn’t effected. In this case, Howie Roseman and the organization should be kicking back and laughing as hard as he possibly can.
Reddick, despite getting his trade request granted in April, was shipped to the New York Jets. Since the trade, the former Pro Bowler has yet to report to the team facility while he demands a large extension he feels worthy of. As the games he misses continue to mount, the long list of fines grows just as fast. To this point, Reddick has racked up over $6 million in fines through the regular season and training camp.
Now, a new report shows Reddick’s money troubles don’t just relate to his contract in New York. A former business partner is suing Reddick for over $1.6 million as first reported by the New York Post. The suit stems from a Haven Home Health Agency created by the edge rusher in 2018. The plantiff, Micah Khan, stated in court papers that he was asked by Reddick to save the company. He did, and it helped the Pro Bowler sell the company for over $3 million.
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