Haason Reddick skipping Jets' OTAs, head coach Robert Saleh does not know why

Former Philadelphia Eagles pass rusher, now New York Jet, Haason Reddick has skipped all of his new team's voluntary offseason team activities and Jets head coach Robert Saleh admits he's not sure why.

"I'm focused on the guys who are here and Haason's a pro," Saleh said. "He's been in this league a while. He's produced at a very high level for a long time. He's got his routine and if it makes people feel better, we know where he's at, we know what he's doing, and we know he's working his tail off to get where he needs to get you to have a productive 24 season."

Reddick, 29, is in the final year of a three-year, $45 million contract he signed with the Eagles and likely wants a new contract.

When asked by the Jets media on April 1st about his contract situation, Reddick said, "All options are open."

Howie Roseman and the Eagles controversially traded the elite pass rusher on April 1st to the Jets for a conditional third-round draft pick.

Now, Eagles fans are wondering if Roseman sensed something brewing between Reddick and the organization regarding a potential new contract.

The Jets have another week of voluntary OTAs this week before mandatory mini camp begins on June 11th.