The Philadelphia Eagles have given Haason Reddick permission to seek a trade, according to insider Ian Rapoport. Reddick, the team's top edge rusher, is entering the final year of his contract and has expressed dissatisfaction with his current deal. The Eagles and Reddick have not reached an agreement on a contract extension, leading to the possibility of a trade. However, trading Reddick would leave the Eagles with limited options at the edge rusher position. The team will need to have a solid plan in place to replace Reddick's production if they decide to move on from him. Trading Reddick before June 1 would only clear $1.2 million in cap space, with significant dead money remaining on the books.
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