We haven't seen him in a long time, but there he is.

Hassan Reddick held out all of training camp all the pre-season, wasn't happy with his

contract in Philadelphia, the Jets traded for him without signing him to a new contract.

Yada yada, yada, he's still holding. trade to form without signing him to a new contract.

Yada yada yada he's still holding out.

And who knows when he's going to show up.

It changes though when you start losing game checks.

We don't see other than Léon Bell who sat out all of the 2018 season, his second year of

being franchise tagged with the Steelers, you rarely see a guy dig in and stay dug in for the duration of a season because that at 14.25 million divided by

18 what is that about 800 grand a week that's going to disappear and never come back.

It's never coming back each and every week.

So we'll see if he ultimately shows up.

Robert Sala addressed it yesterday.

He said of Reddick, he's going to know what he needs to do to be ready for week one so he still has plenty of time and again that that check they're counting on that now. He understands that check is going to fly away, never to be seen again.

That is a difficult thing to do.

Yeah, I mean it is, especially when you put it out like that when it's a game check.

But I don't know, sometimes guys want to take a stand, right?

And this is not a team that he's familiar with in any way.

So, I mean, other than taking the physical to get the trade to go through,

like that's the only thing that he's ever really done for them. So I don't know, this is

interesting to me.

I mean it's there's only so much that a threat can do when you're kind of like I don't want to do this anyway.

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