Haason Reddick joins Buccaneers after Jets' 'bizarre' season

Haason Reddick has signed a one-year, $14 million contract with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers after a disappointing season with the New York Jets, where he recorded just one sack. Reddick described his time with the Jets as 'bizarre' and 'weird,' attributing his struggles to a poor fit within the team's defensive scheme. He expressed his eagerness for a fresh start in Tampa Bay, emphasizing the positive conversations he had with Buccaneers' coaches about utilizing his skills effectively. Reddick's tumultuous tenure with the Jets included a significant holdout that led to a loss of income and strained relationships with fans and management. He aims to help the Buccaneers improve their playoff prospects, believing he can contribute significantly to the team's success. Both Reddick and the Buccaneers are optimistic about the potential for a turnaround following his underwhelming season in New York.