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As the new season approaches, the pass-rushing arms race is heating up. After several teams added veteran sack artists to their roster as Week 1 nears, there are now rumors that Haason Reddick could be the next edge rusher to find a home ahead of the 2026 season.
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"Sources: 2x Pro Bowl OLB Haason Reddick has become the latest veteran pass-rusher drawing interest from teams after recent signings, including Von Miller to Dallas , Za'Darius Smith to Atlanta , and Derek Barnett to Cleveland ," NFL insider Jordan Schult reported Tuesday. "The 31-year-old Reddick has 61.5 career sacks and spent last season in Tampa Bay."
Reddick was last a Pro Bowl player in 2023, and over the course of the last two seasons, he's produced just 3.5 sacks. However, he is younger than Miller (38) and Smith (34 in Week 1), so he may have more gas left in the tank as a situational pass-rush specialist.
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As for the most likely Haason Reddick landing spot for the 2026 season, that's hard to say, and the self-proclaimed "insider" Schultz stopped short of actually naming any teams that may be interested.
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The Philadlephia Eagles remain the most likely choice , and Jonathan Greenard is dealing with injuries, and Reddick is a familiar face. The pass-rusher played for The Birds in 2022 and 2023, posting the best seasons of his career. He had 27.0 sacks there and had made his two Pro Bowls while in Philly.
If Schultz's "sources" are right, and there are multiple teams interested, it may be with franchises like the New England Patriots , Minnesota Vikings , or Atlanta Falcons .
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