Dallas Cowboys Consider Haason Reddick as Potential Addition
The Dallas Cowboys are reportedly interested in adding former Philadelphia Eagles player Haason Reddick as they prepare for the 2026 NFL season. Alex Kennedy from Pro Football Network highlighted Reddick as a top target for the team, which is seeking to enhance its pass-rushing capabilities.
Reddick has played for five teams over the past six seasons, gaining a reputation as a pass-rushing mercenary. His most notable performances occurred during his time in Philadelphia, where he achieved back-to-back Pro Bowl selections and recorded 16 sacks in 2022, contributing to the Eagles' Super Bowl run.
Despite a decline in production in subsequent seasons, including a trade to the New York Jets and a less impactful year with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Reddick remains a viable option for teams looking for experienced rotational players. The Cowboys, having faced defensive struggles in 2025 and recently losing Jadeveon Clowney to free agency, may consider Reddick to bolster their edge defense without committing to a long-term contract.