The Haason Reddick era for the New York Jets was short-lived, as the team finalized a trade with the Philadelphia Eagles for the veteran pass rusher on April 1. Reddick’s desire for a better contract led to a holdout and eventually a trade request, leaving fans who purchased his Jets jersey feeling disappointed.

Reddick’s impressive skills make him an attractive asset for any team. He is one of only two players with double-digit sacks in each of the past four seasons, alongside Myles Garrett of the Cleveland Browns. His addition would be a significant boost to any team’s pass rush.

While almost every team could benefit from Reddick’s skills, some teams stand out as ideal landing spots. The Atlanta Falcons, for instance, have struggled to find a top-end pass rusher and could use Reddick’s instant credibility. As the favorite to win the NFC South, the Falcons would greatly benefit from his addition.

The Chicago Bears, who acquired Montez Sweat from the Washington Commanders last season, could also be a good fit. Reddick would provide a much-needed bookend pass rusher to help Sweat avoid double teams. Although the Bears are still building, Reddick’s presence would make their defensive line more formidable.

The Arizona Cardinals, familiar with Reddick from his time as a first-round pick in 2017, could also be a good fit. Reddick would become the team’s best defensive lineman, and his familiarity with the franchise could make the transition smoother. However, the Cardinals are still rebuilding and might be hesitant to trade draft picks.

The Miami Dolphins, who have struggled with injuries to key defensive players, could benefit from Reddick’s skills. Acquiring him would help ease the pressure on their defense and provide a much-needed boost. The Dolphins have shown a willingness to trade for established players, making Reddick a viable option.

Philadelphia Eagles

While it’s unlikely, it’s intriguing to consider the Eagles re-acquiring Reddick in a trade. It would be a surprising move, but one that could pay off for the team.

The Kansas City Chiefs, a win-now team, could also be a good fit for Reddick. Adding him to their already strong defense would make them an even more formidable opponent. Although the Chiefs might not be able to meet Reddick’s contract demands, it’s an interesting scenario to consider.