Haason Reddick Injury News & Updates

Reddick (ankle) has been ruled out for Sunday's game against the Bills, Scott Smith of the Buccaneers' official site reports.

Reddick hasn't played or practiced since spraining his ankle in Week 7 against the Lions. The veteran pass rusher has also been dealing with knee soreness. Reddick's next chance to play will come in Week 12 against the Rams.

Reddick (ankle/knee) did not practice Thursday.

After being ruled out of the Week 10 loss to the Patriots, Reddick misses a second consecutive practice this week with ankle and knee injuries. If the veteran is unable to log a limited or full session Friday, he will likely be ruled out of Sunday's contest against the Bills.

Reddick (ankle/knee) has been ruled out ahead of Sunday's matchup against the Patriots, Greg Auman of Fox Sports reports.

The veteran edge rusher from Temple didn't practice Wednesday or Thursday and is now in line to miss his second consecutive game with ankle and knee injuries. While Reddick is sidelined in Week 10, expect Anthony Nelson to have an expanded role on the Buccaneers' defense.

Reddick (ankle) did not practice Wednesday.

Reddick was sidelined in Week 8 with knee and ankle issues and was diagnosed with an ankle sprain. That he's still sidelined isn't a positive sign for his availability in Week 10 against the Patriots, but he still has the chance to increase his involvement in the next two days.

Head coach Todd Bowles told reporters Monday that Reddick is dealing with an ankle sprain as well as some knee soreness, Jenna Laine of ESPN.com reports.

The 31-year-old underwent an MRI earlier in the week on his ankle, which appears to be the main issue affecting him. Additionally, Bowles told reporters that Reddick's knee "will be OK" despite some lingering soreness. The Buccaneers have a Week 9 bye which should allow Reddick to get some much-needed rest. His next opportunity to return to action will come in Week 10 when the Bucs face the Patriots.

Reddick (ankle/knee) has been ruled out for Sunday's matchup versus New Orleans, Brianna Dix of the Buccaneers' official site reports.

Reddick hurt his ankle and knee this past Monday against Detroit, and head coach Todd Bowles said a few days later that the linebacker is going to "miss some time." As such, it's so surprise that Reddick has been ruled out for Week 8, and he might not be ready to return even after the team's Week 9 bye. Anthony Nelson and Chris Braswell could log more defensive snaps at linebacker while Reddick is sidelined.

Head coach Todd Bowles told reporters Wednesday that Reddick (knee/ankle) will "miss some time," Brianna Dix of the Buccaneers' official site reports.

The veteran edge rusher is still awaiting the MRI results showing the severity of his knee and ankle injuries, but it appears he'll likely miss time regardless. Reddick appeared in all seven of the Buccaneers' games prior to these injuries, recording 16 total tackles, including 1.5 sacks, and one pass defended. If he's sidelined for the Week 8 matchup against the Saints as expected, Anthony Nelson will likely to get more snaps with Tampa Bay's first-team defense.

Head coach Todd Bowles said Tuesday that Reddick will undergo an MRI on his knee and ankle to determine the severity of the injuries, Brianna Dix of the Buccaneers' official site reports.

Reddick sustained the injuries in the fourth quarter of Monday's 24-9 loss to the Lions. The MRI results are expected Wednesday, which will provide clarity on his recovery timeline. Anthony Nelson and Chris Braswell would be the top candidates to move into a starting role at outside linebacker opposite Yaya Diaby if Reddick were to be sidelined.

Reddick (knee/ankle) is questionable to return to Monday night's contest against the Lions, Brianna Dix of the Buccaneers' official site reports.

Reddick was landed on by Lions offensive tackle Penei Sewell in the fourth quarter, potentially suffering both knee and ankle injuries as a result. Considering that the linebacker exited so late in the game, it seems unlikely that he'll be able to return. In his absence, Anthony Nelson is a top candidate to see an increase in workload with Tampa Bay's defense.

Reddick (neck) was a full participant in Thursday's practice session.

The pass rusher was estimated as a limited participant in Wednesday's walkthrough. Reddick suffered a stinger in Tampa Bay's Week 4 loss to Philadelphia but avoided a concussion. The veteran played on 79 percent or more of the Buccaneers' defensive snaps in each of the first three games.

Reddick (neck) was estimated to be a limited participant at the Buccaneers' walkthrough Wednesday, Jenna Laine of ESPN.com reports.

Reddick suffered a stinger in the team's 31-25 loss to Philadelphia in Week 4, ultimately avoiding a concussion. The 31-year-old will have two more opportunities to return to log a full practice prior to Tampa Bay's matchup with the Seahawks on the road Sunday.

Reddick (neck) is being evaluated for a concussion and is questionable to return to Sunday's game against the Eagles.

Reddick sustained a stinger in the third quarter of Sunday's contest and is being evaluated to determine whether he can return. Anthony Nelson and Chris Braswell will see more work at outside linebacker for as long as Reddick is out of the game.

Reddick (foot) was a full participant in Friday's practice, Scott Smith of the Buccaneers' official site reports.

Reddick was limited due to a foot issue Thursday, but he was able to return to full participation one day later. That likely means that he's at no risk of missing Monday's Week 2 tilt against the Texans. Reddick recorded three tackles, including 1.0 sacks, in Week 1 against Atlanta.

Reddick was a limited participant in Thursday's practice due to a foot injury.

The 2017 first-rounder likely picked up the injury during Tampa Bay's 23-20 win over Atlanta this past Sunday, when he logged three tackles (one solo), including 1.0 sacks, while playing 60 of 76 defensive snaps. Reddick will have two more chances to practice in full and avoid an injury tag heading into the Bucs' Week 2 road game against the Texans on Monday.

Reddick recorded three tackles (one solo), including 1.0 sacks, in the Bucs' win over the Falcons on Sunday.

After a lost season with the Jets in 2024 that saw him extend his summer holdout into the regular season, Reddick signed a one-year, $14 million deal with Tampa Bay in the offseason. He started on the edge opposite Yaya Diaby and played 79 percent of the Bucs' defensive snaps. On a third-and-four in the third quarter, Reddick sacked Michael Penix in the red zone to hold the Falcons to a field goal. Following a normal offseason, Reddick hopes to return to his old form after recording just 1.0 sacks across 10 regular-season games with the Jets last season.

Reddick, whom the Buccaneers signed to a one-year deal this offseason, has impressed in several aspects during the first few practices of training camp, Brianna Dix of the team's official site reports.

The prolific pass rusher had a washout of a 2024 season with the Jets, missing the first seven games of the campaign due to a contract dispute and then managing just 1.0 sacks across 10 regular-season games. However, his new Tampa Bay digs offered a strong opportunity for a reset given the talent around him and head coach Todd Bowles' aggressive scheme, and thus far, Reddick looks primed to take advantage. The 2017 first-round pick of the Cardinals has been impressing early with his trademark explosion off the edge, range and quickness while also serving as a valuable veteran voice on defense. "He looked great," described Bowles. "He is quick, he's fast and he is very smart. He gets it and he is in great shape right now."

The Buccaneers are in line to sign Reddick to a one-year, $14 million contract, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.

Reddick is coming off a down season with the Jets, in which after staging a holdout he racked up just 14 tackles (nine solo), 1.0 sacks, one pass defensed and one forced fumble across 10 appearances. Tampa Bay appears confident in Reddick's ability to bounce back, however. Prior to his disappointing 2024 campaign, Reddick had put together four consecutive seasons with double-digit sacks.

Reddick tallied 14 total tackles (nine solo), including 1.0 sacks, defended one pass and forced one fumble over 10 games in 2024.

Reddick's first season in New York didn't go according to plan, as he was traded from the Eagles to the Jets in late March due to a contract dispute. He then held out of the Jets' training camp and first seven games while negotiating an extension with his new team. The Temple product underwhelmed upon his return in 2024, recording the fewest tackles and tying the lowest sack total of his career. Now set to hit unrestricted free agency this summer, Reddick likely cost himself significant earnings by holding out and underperforming in 2024. He will aim to return to his usual form as one of the NFL's top edge rushers in 2025, whether he remains with the Jets or signs elsewhere.

Reddick (neck) is active for Sunday's game against the Bills.

Reddick was limited in the first two practices of the week due to a neck injury, but he managed to upgrade to a full participant in Friday's session. The 2017 first-round pick will start at defensive end Sunday opposite Will McDonald while Micheal Clemons and Eric Watts provide rotational depth. Reddick has accumulated nine tackles (six solo), including 0.5 sacks, and one pass defense across eight regular-season games.

Reddick (neck) is listed as questionable ahead of Sunday's matchup against the Bills, Rich Cimini of ESPN.com reports.

Despite Friday's full practice session, Reddick is listed as questionable for Sunday's divisional contest after likely sustaining a neck injury in the Jets' Week 16 loss to the Rams. Reddick has underwhelmed in his first season with the Jets, appearing in just eight games and recording nine total tackles, including 0.5 sacks. If the Temple product can play through his neck issue in Week 17, he's expected to serve as one of the Jets' top edge rushers.

Reddick (illness) doesn't carry an injury designation into Sunday's game against the Jaguars and is expected to play, Rich Cimini of ESPN.com reports.

Reddick missed Wednesday's practice, got in limited work Thursday, and then practiced fully Friday. In six games since ending his holdout, Reddick has just eight tackles (five solo), including 0.5 sacks, and just one QB hit. Reddick has made minimal impact for the Jets' defense.

Reddick (illness) was a limited participant in practice Thursday, Rich Cimini of ESPN.com reports.

The pass rusher returned to the field after missing Wednesday's session with the illness. It appears to have been temporary, though Reddick's status Friday will be worth monitoring. The former Eagle has eight tackles (five solo), including 0.5 sacks, in six games with the Jets this season.

Reddick (illness) was listed as a non-participant at Wednesday's walkthrough practice, Rich Cimini of ESPN.com reports.

The veteran pass rusher appears to have come down with an illness that held him out of the Jets' walkthrough practice Wednesday. Reddick's illness likely won't sideline him for the Jets' Week 15 matchup against the Jaguars, but there's a chance he misses Sunday's contest if he can't upgrade to at least limited participation Thursday or Friday.

Reddick (ankle) has returned to Sunday's game against the Colts, Andy Vasquez of The Bergen Record reports.

Reddick went to the locker room in the second quarter after injuring his ankle. It doesn't appear to be a serious issue, however, as he's back on the field for the second half of Sunday's game.

Reddick (ankle) is questionable to return to Sunday's game against the Colts, Zack Rosenblatt of The Athletic reports.

Reddick headed to the locker room after suffering an ankle injury in the second quarter of Sunday's game. While Reddick is being evaluated, Eric Watts and Micheal Clemons will see an uptick in defensive snaps at defensive end alongside starter Will McDonald.

Reddick (neck) was listed as a full participant on the Jets' estimated injury report Tuesday, Rich Cimini of ESPN.com reports.

After holding out of Jets' first seven games of the regular season while pursuing a new deal, Reddick made his Gang Green debut Sunday against the Patriots, during which he played 26 snaps on defense and did not record a tackle. He was listed as a limited practice participant on Monday's estimation due to a neck injury, but the 2017 first-round pick was listed as a full participant on Tuesday's report and appears to be past the issue. Reddick will look to be more productive during Thursday night's game against the Texans.

Coach Jeff Ulbrich confirmed Friday that Reddick will make his Jets debut Sunday against the Patriots, Rich Cimini of ESPN.com reports.

Reddick will first have to be added to the active roster from the exempt list, with that official transaction expected to take place in time for him to suit up Sunday against the Patriots. After a lengthy holdout saga that was resolved soon after Reddick acquired new representation, the two-time Pro Bowler is set to finally don green and white for the first time. Due to his late start, Reddick almost certainly won't be able to extend his streak of four consecutive seasons with double-digit sack totals.

Coach Jeff Ulbrich said Wednesday that he "anticipates" Reddick will play in Week 8 at New England, Connor Hughes of SNY.tv reports.

Reddick hadn't practiced with the team up until this week, but all signs point to his being active Sunday for his first game in 2024. He projects to start at defensive end opposite Will McDonald and give a boost to an already-stout pass defense.

Redick was reinstated from the Jets' reserve/did not report list Monday, Rich Cimini of ESPN.com reports.

Reddick and the Jets agreed on an adjusted contract Sunday, and he's expected to play in Week 8's matchup against the Patriots, so it's no surprise he's been reinstated from the reserve/did not report list. The Jets have also been granted a two-game roster exemption in which to add Reddick to their active roster that expires Nov. 1.

Reddick is working towards suiting up in Week 8 at New England after agreeing to a new contract with the Jets, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports.

Reddick has sat out of the first seven games of the season in the hopes of pressuring the Jets to agree to a new contract, and after coming to an agreement with his team Sunday, it appears he's now on track to make his 2024 debut in Week 8. He figures to play a significant role right off the bat for a 2-5 club in need of a spark.

Reddick reached agreement Sunday with the Jets on an adjusted contract for the 2024 season, bringing an end to his holdout, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports.

Acquired from the Eagles in late March for a conditional 2026 third-round draft pick, Reddick has been away from the Jets since the beginning of training camp while he's been in pursuit of a new deal. Reddick, who is in the final season of a three-year, $45 million deal, accrued over $12 million in fines for missing workouts, practices and the Jets' first six games of the season, but New York has agreed to give him a bonus to cover those fines with the understanding that the 30-year-old will honor the rest of his contract, per Schefter. Reddick's agent, Drew Rosenhaus, said that his client will continue to work toward a long-term extension with the Jets, though any new contract will surely be contingent on how the edge rusher performs over the rest of the season. Reddick will remain out for Sunday's game against the Steelers, but he will report to the team facility Monday and could make his Jets debut as soon as Week 8 at New England.

Reddick, who continues to hold out from the Jets in pursuit of a multi-year contract, previously declined a reworked one-year deal earlier in the season, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.

After the Jets acquired him from the Eagles in March, Reddick was scheduled to earn $14.25 million in 2024, the final season of a three-year, $45 million deal he signed in March 2022. However, Reddick has remained away from the team since minicamp while seeking a multi-year pact that would make him one of the league's highest-paid pass rushers, and the Jets have thus far only offered him a reworked deal that would increase his salary for 2024 but not give him any guarantees beyond this season. Even though he continues to forfeit millions in salary with his continued holdout, Reddick hasn't shown any signs of budging from his stance. He will have to report to the Jets by Week 13 to receive an accrued season and become a free agent next March; if not, his $14.25 million contract will toll over to 2025, and he'll find himself in a similar situation next season.

Reddick (contract dispute) will miss a second consecutive game Sunday against the Titans, and the defensive end doesn't appear to be close to working out a new contract with the Jets, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports.

Reddick has yet to report to the Jets since the start of training camp and has now racked up north of $8 million in fines, unearned salary and bonus forfeiture while he holds out for a new deal. Given that he hasn't practiced all season and remains in a stalemate with the Jets, Reddick appears safe to rule out through Week 3, when New York will host the Patriots in a Thursday night game.

Reddick (contract dispute) is not expected to play in Monday's game in San Francisco, Rich Cimini of ESPN.com reports.

No surprise here, as Reddick is still holding out while his agent and the team work on a new contract. There will seemingly need to be some time for the veteran lineman to transition into game shape once a deal is ultimately made. In his assumed absence, Michael Clemons, Will McDonald and Takkarist Mckinley are candidates to see increased snaps.

Reddick (contract dispute) wasn't spotted at the team facility Friday, Rich Cimini of ESPN.com reports.

Reddick remains away from the Jets during his contract dispute, and at this point, he will almost certainly be unavailable for Monday's Week 1 game against the 49ers. The veteran pass rusher wanted a re-worked deal with the Eagles, who then traded him to the Jets, with whom Reddick has yet to practice. Micheal Clemons, Will McDonald and Takkarist McKinley could all see increased playing time on the edge opposite Jermaine Johnson as a result of Reddick's absence.

Reddick continues to hold out and remains away from the team Thursday, Andy Vasquez of The Bergen Record reports.

The Reddick saga continues with the team set to open their season Monday against the 49ers. Head coach Robert Saleh is still hopeful though, saying "it's feasible" the veteran edge rusher could still report and play Monday. The 29-year-old still has one year left on his current contract, but is seeking a new deal, which would make him among the highest-paid pass rushers in the league,

Coach Robert Saleh said Tuesday that the Jets still have no new updates on the status of Reddick, who remains away from the team as Monday's regular-season opener against the 49ers approaches, Ethan B. Greenberg of the Jets' official site reports.

Saleh said if Reddick shows up to play Week 1 the team could still opt for him to suit up, if he's deemed to be in game shape after having missed all of training camp. The veteran pass-rusher has already accumulated $2.05 million in fines for missing training camp, per Zack Rosenblatt of The Athletic, in addition to penalties for missing mandatory minicamp and forfeiting his workout bonus. If Reddick's holdout continues into the regular season, though, he'll be subjected to massive fines of $791,666 per missed game.

Reddick still has not reported to camp as of Thursday, but general manager Joe Douglas has no plans to trade him, Zack Rosenblatt of The Athletic reports.

Reddick is still holding out for a new contract and has continued to be fined daily for not reporting to training camp. The veteran edge rusher is the 20th highest-paid player at his position but feels like he deserves to be compensated at a higher echelon than that. For now, the standoff will continue, with the Temple product still having a chance to suit up Week 1 if he decides to show up in the next few days, with a new contract or without.

Reddick remains in a contract dispute with the Jets, but he could still suit up against the 49ers on Sept. 9, Rich Cimini of ESPN.com reports.

Reddick is in the final year of a contract that is set to pay him a non-guaranteed $14.25 million this season. The veteran edge rusher is still seeking a new contract that will make him among the highest-paid at that position and still hasn't reported to training camp. However, if Reddick has a change of heart, or can agree to a new contract, head coach Robert Saleh believes the Temple product will be in good enough shape to play Week 1 if he can report to camp by early next week.

General manager Joe Douglas released a statement Monday announcing that New York "will not trade" Reddick after his request to be moved.

Douglas' statement also confirms "[Reddick] will continue to be fined per the CBA if he does not report." Jordan Schultz of BleacherReport.com reports that the Jets made a contract offer to Reddick, who has one year remaining on his current deal, prior acquiring him via trade from the Eagles, but that the veteran pass rusher turned that offer down. Reddick has since held out of minicamp and training camp, culminating in his trade request Monday. Unless one side becomes willing to budge, it appears that Reddick's holdout will continue indefinitely.

Reddick (contract dispute), who is holding out of training camp, informed the Jets on Monday that he wishes to be traded, Jordan Schultz of BleacherReport.com reports.

Reddick will almost certainly still want a new deal before suiting up, even if traded to another organization, which figures to complicate any trade negotiations. The 2017 first-round pick has one year remaining on his current deal, but he's declined to attend team activities with New York since joining the club via trade from the Eagles back in March. Reddick is coming off four straight seasons with double-digit sacks, and he was expected to be an integral part of the Jets' defensive front following the departure of Bryce Huff.

The Jets placed Reddick on the reserve/did not report report list Thursday, Zack Rosenblatt of The Athletic reports.

This move comes as no surprise, as Reddick was expected to hold out of training camp in search of a new contract, just as he did during the Jets' OTAs. The former first-round pick was traded from the Eagles to the Jets earlier this offseason in hopes of replacing Bryce Huff, who left in free agency. Reddick has tallied double-digit sacks in each of his last four years in the NFL, so the Jets could be down a vital piece of their defense if he continues holding out.

Reddick won't report for the start of training camp as he seeks a new contract, ESPN's Rich Cimini reports.

Traded from Philadelphia to New York this spring, Reddick didn't attend OTAs or minicamp with his new team. He's due $14.5 million in the final season of his contract, following four consecutive years with at least 11 sacks. There's a mandatory $50,000 fine for each day of training camp he misses, which means he could report at some point even if negotiations don't progress the way he's hoping. The Jets reportedly thought Reddick was content to play out the final year of his contract at the time they traded for him; it's unclear if there was a miscommunication or he simply changed his mind.

Reddick is not present for Tuesday's practice, Zack Rosenblatt of The Athletic reports.

Reddick, who joined the Jets via trade from the Eagles back in March, hasn't attended spring practices with New York as he seeks a new contract. The veteran edge rusher has put together four straight seasons with double-digit sacks, but with only one more year now remaining on his deal, Reddick is looking for an extension. The Jets could be more amendable to keeping Reddick around on a long-term deal after having let Bryce Huff walk in free agency. Per Connor Hughes of SNY.tv, Reddick's current absence goes against previous indications that he would attend his new team's offseason program.

The Eagles are trading Reddick to the Jets in exchange for a conditional third-round draft pick, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.

Per the report, Reddick is expected to agree to a new contract with the Jets, who will reportedly absorb $14.5 million of Reddick's salary for the 2024 season. With the move to acquire the edge rusher, the Jets add a player who can provide a nice boost to the team's pass rush, on the heels of a 2023 campaign in which the 29-year-old racked up 38 tackles and 11 sacks in 17 regular-season contests with Philadelphia.

Reddick said Tuesday that he wishes to remain with the Eagles and "would like to get an extension done," dismissing reports that he'd requested a trade from the team, Jordan Schultz of BleacherReport.com reports.

Reddick said "at no point did I ever tell the [Eagles] I want to be traded," contrary to a Monday report by Tim McManus of ESPN.com which cited a league source. The 29-year-old tallied 11 sacks for Philadelphia in 17 regular-season games this year, his fourth consecutive campaign with double-digit sacks, and during the team's 2022 Super Bowl run he racked up 16 regular-season sacks and 3.5 more across the postseason. Reddick has one year remaining on his contract, with no guaranteed money left, so in order to remain with the Eagles either an extension or a restructured deal could be necessary.

Reddick finished the year with 11.0 sacks and 38 tackles in 17 regular-season games.

Reddick recorded double-digit sacks for the fourth consecutive season, leading his team in that category and tying for 15th in the NFL. Outside of the sacks, though, Reddick's numbers were poor by his standards. His 38 tackles were the second-lowest mark of his career, and he neither forced nor recovered a fumble after forcing five and recovering three last season. His snap share (74 percent) remained identical, so the drop-off wasn't due to a lack of opportunities.

Reddick (illness) was a full participant in practice Thursday after being estimated as a nonparticipant in Wednesday's walkthrough.

The Pro Bowl edge rusher appears to be healthy again ahead of Sunday's matchup with the Giants. Reddick has not missed a game all season and has yet to play fewer than 67 percent of the defensive snaps in any contest. The 29-year-old has 11 sacks, a pass defensed and a forced fumble in 2023.

Reddick was estimated as a non-participant in Wednesday's practice walkthrough due to an illness.

Reddick played his usual allotment of snaps in Sunday's loss to Arizona, but he appears to have since come down with an illness. On a positive note, the fact that the issue has come up early in the week makes it more likely that he'll recover in time to play in Sunday's regular-season finale versus the Giants. Reddick leads Philadelphia with 11.0 sacks on the season, so the Eagles will hope to have him on the field Sunday in a game they must win to have a chance of claiming the NFC East title.

Reddick recorded one total tackle in Sunday's 35-31 loss to the Cardinals.

The All-Pro pass rusher had another disappointing game in Week 17, as he's now tallied just five total tackles and one tackle for loss over the last three weeks. Despite the lack of production since Week 15, Reddick still leads the Eagles in both sacks (11.0) and tackles for loss (12) on the year. Reddick will look to bounce back against a Giants offensive line that's already allowed 83 sacks (most in the NFL) in Week 18.

Reddick had three tackles (two solo), including two sacks, in Sunday's 33-13 loss to the Cowboys.

Reddick is now up to 11.0 sacks on the year, which is tied for his production from the 2021 season. He leads the Eagles in that category and is tied for 10th in the NFL with Justin Madubuike. Reddick is five sacks away from matching his career-high 16.0 sacks from the 2022 season.

Reddick recorded three tackles (three solo), including a sack, in Sunday's 42-19 loss to the 49ers.

Reddick logged his 9.5th sack of the season as he was just one of two Philadelphia defenders to sack Brock Purdy in Sunday's blowout loss. The 2017 first-round pick has now notched at least one sack in seven of his last nine games.

Reddick recorded two tackles (two solo) including a sack in Sunday's 28-23 win versus Dallas.

For the second straight game and for the fifth time in his last six games, Reddick added another sack to his season total in Week 9. He's on pace for his fourth consecutive double-digit sack season, and he should be able to tee off in Week 11 when Philadelphia travels to face a pass-heavy Kansas City offense after the Eagles' bye in Week 10.

Reddick recorded three tackles, including a sack, while also forcing a fumble in Sunday's 38-31 win over the Commanders.

Reddick was able to get back into the sack column in Week 8, raising his season total to 6.5. Since arriving in Philadelphia ahead of the 2022 campaign, the linebacker has produced 22.5 sacks over 25 total games.

Reddick recorded five tackles (four solo) including 2.5 sacks in Sunday's 20-14 loss at the Jets.

Reddick tallied two-plus sacks for the second consecutive game and at least one sack for the third consecutive game in Week 6, remaining one of the league's hottest edge rushers. He's on pace for another outstanding season in that category, and he'll be rushing against a suspect Miami offensive line in Week 7.

Reddick recorded two tackles, both of which were sacks, in Sunday's 23-14 win over the Rams.

Reddick wasn't very active, but when he did make a tackle, he made the most of it. The linebacker has now registered three sacks over the last two games, though he's only at five total tackles so far this season.

Reddick was absent from the Eagles' injury report Wednesday.

Reddick underwent surgery to deal with a torn ligament in his thumb that he sustained during training camp, though the expectation was that he would be ready for the Eagles' season opener against the Patriots. Reddick led Philadelphia last season with 16 sacks and will look to replicate that pass rushing success in 2023.

Reddick (thumb) is dealing with a torn ligament in his right thumb but expects to play Week 1 without a decline in performance, Jeff McLane of The Philadelphia Inquirer reports.

Reddick has already undergone surgery to address the injury, and barring any setbacks it looks like he should be able to handle his usual role during Sept. 10's regular-season opener against the Patriots. The standout pass-rusher had a career-high 16 sacks last season and will once again operate as an integral part of defending NFC champions' defense during the 2023 campaign.

Reddick will have surgery to address a thumb injury suffered in practice Monday, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.

Reddick will opt to get his injury taken care of now, with the expectation that he'll be ready to play Week 1 against the Patriots. The Temple product is certainly a key piece of the Eagles' defense, so having him back on the field as quickly as possible would be beneficial for Reddick and the team.

Reddick (thumb) did not practice Tuesday, Zach Berman of The Athletic reports.

Reddick's injury details are not yet known, so it's unclear how much more time, if any, he could miss. The Pro Bowl pass rusher will now focus on his recovery, so he can return to practice.

Reddick (groin) participated in team drills for the first time Friday, Martin Frank of the Delaware News Journal reports.

Reddick finally made his first foray into team activities, suggesting he has fully recovered from the groin injury that's been bothering him since the beginning of training camp. The undersized pass rusher is just 6-foot-1 and 235 pounds, but Reddick's speed allowed him to consistently get around offensive linemen last season en route to a career-high 16 sacks.

Reddick (groin) is practicing Wednesday, Dave Zangaro of NBC Sports Philadelphia reports.

Reddick has been dealing with the injury since camp opened and has been relegated to individual drills, but he's been ramping up his workload and took to the field Wednesday with pads on. However, it's still not clear if he's reached full participant status, or if he remains limited.

Head coach Nick Sirianni told reporters Sunday that Reddick (groin) will start doing individual drills after missing the first few days of camp, Mike Garafolo of NFL Network reports.

He's not a full participant yet but it's good news for the Eagles that Reddick is ramping up his workload. Reddick was an integral part to the Eagles' defense in 2022 as he led the league with 16 sacks to go along with 49 tackles, three pass deflections, five forced fumbles and three fumble recoveries in 17 games.

Reddick (groin) is absent from Eagles camp Wednesday, EJ Smith of The Philadelphia Inquirer reports.

Philadelphia doesn't seem too concerned with their star pass rusher's injury status and they expect him back on the field after this week of camp. Reddick was a huge part of an Eagles' defense that led the NFL in sacks last season (15.0 more than second), as he tallied 16 sacks and finished fourth in Defensive Player of the Year voting.

Reddick finished the regular season with 49 tackles (35 solo) and a team-high 16 sacks.

Playing for his hometown team for the first time, the Temple University product had a career year, at least in terms of sacks. His 16 sacks tied him for second in the league, level with Myles Garrett and trailing only Nick Bosa. The Eagles' defensive-line depth meant Reddick played his lowest percentage of defensive snaps (74) since 2019, and his tackle total was his lowest since his rookie campaign back in 2017, but he'll remain a valuable fantasy weapon as long as he remains this efficient at getting to the quarterback. He also forced five fumbles and recovered three.

Reddick recorded four tackles, including two sacks, and forced a fumble in Saturday's 40-34 loss to the Cowboys.

Following this past weekend's two-sack performance, Reddick currently ranks No. 3 in the league with 14 on the year, which is also good enough for his new career high in that department. The 28-year-old has now tallied a pair of sacks in consecutive matchups, and he'll look to keep momentum moving forward when Philadelphia hosts the Saints on New Year's Day.

Reddick recorded four tackles (three solo), including two sacks, one forced fumble and one fumble recovery in Sunday's 25-20 win against the Bears.

Reddick once again recked shop against the Eagles' opposing quarterback, contributing one-third of the team's six sacks of Justin Fields. The 28-year-old linebacker also forced a fumble on his first sack, though this potential turnover was recovered by Bears offensive lineman Alex Leatherwood. Reddick later recovered a fumble himself when cornerback Avonte Maddox forced stripped the ball loose from Bears wideout Velus Jones. Reddick now leads the Eagles' deep corps of pass rushers with 12 sacks, and he's logged at least one-half sack in all but four games this season.

Reddick recorded four tackles (four solo) including two sacks and two fumble recoveries during Sunday's 29-21 victory over Jacksonville.

Reddick registered two strip sacks and collected two of Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence's four lost fumbles during Sunday. The 28-year-old has accounted for a team-high 3.5 of the Eagles' 16 sacks through four weeks, and he'll have a solid opportunity to continue padding these stats against the Cardinals' offensive line in Week 5.

Reddick collected four tackles (two solo), one and a half sacks and one forced fumble during Sunday's 24-8 win over the Commanders.

Reddick's one and a half sacks Sunday contributed to the team's total of nine on the day, as Carson Wentz was under constant pressure (17 QB hits) in Week 3. The sixth-year linebacker will have another chance to make his presence known Sunday against the Cardinals.

Reddick doesn't have an injury designation ahead of Sunday's contest against Washington.

Reddick logged limited practices Wednesday and Thursday but was a full participant Friday and will be good to go for Week 3. Across the first two games of the season, the veteran linebacker has recorded four tackles and one pass defense across 86 defensive snaps.

Reddick (knee) was a limited participant during Wednesday's walkthrough.

Reddick played 41 defensive snaps and recorded two tackles and a pass defense during Monday's win over Minnesota, but he appears to have picked up a knee issue as well. If he isn't upgraded to a full participant Thursday or Friday, he could be in danger of missing his first game of the season.

Reddick said Wednesday that he's been working with Eagles assistant coach Jeremiah Washburn as both a defensive end and outside linebacker, Eagles insider John McCullen reports.

Reddick was primarily an outside linebacker during his first five seasons in the NFL with Arizona and Carolina, registering 23.5 sacks over the last two seasons. However, it appears the 2017 first-round pick will expand his horizons in Philly after signing a three-year, $45 million contract with the Eagles this offseason. The added dimension to his game should help Reddick get easier matchups during his first season with his new squad.

Reddick is signing a three-year, $45 million contract with the Eagles, Mike Garafolo of NFL Network reports.

Reddick spent the first four seasons of his career with the Cardinals but joined the Panthers in 2021 and appeared in 16 games. He logged 68 tackles (37 solo), 11 sacks, two forced fumbles and a fumble recovery with Carolina, and he should have a prominent role in the Eagles' defense in 2022.

Reddick finished with three tackles in Sunday's 41-17 loss to the Buccaneers.

Reddick's trio of stops brought his season tally to 68, an improvement on his output with the Cardinals last season. With 11 sacks, two fumbles forced and a fumble recovery as well, Reddick proved to be one of the league's most impactful offseason signings. Now boasting 23.5 sacks over the past two campaigns, the 27-year-old will re-enter unrestricted free agency this offseason looking to cash in on his sustained production. Whether he returns to the Panthers or not, Reddick has emerged as a top pass-rusher after initially underwhelming since being a first-round pick in 2017.

The Panthers activated Reddick from the reserve/COVID-19 list Wednesday, Joe Person of The Athletic reports.

Reddick missed Week 17, but he can now resume practicing in preparation for Sunday's road matchup against the Saints. The veteran is 1.5 sacks away from tying his career-best mark of 12.

The Panthers placed Reddick (undisclosed) on the reserve/COVID-19 list Wednesday, Darin Gantt of the Panthers' official site reports.

It's not yet clear whether Reddick has tested positive for COVID-19, but he'll now be forced to spend some time away from the team. If the 27-year-old is unable to play Sunday against New Orleans, Frankie Luvu will likely draw the start.

Reddick made five tackles (four solo) and a sack in Sunday's 27-21 loss to Washington.

Reddick has now gone four straight games with at least a partial sack, bringing his season total up to 10.5 through 11 appearances. That mark ranks third league-wide and the veteran needs just two more to match last season's career high in the category. Considering only seven teams have surrendered more sacks than the Dolphins this year, Reddick will like his chances of adding to his tally in Week 12.

Reddick finished with four tackles (three solo), 1.5 sacks and a forced fumble in Sunday's 34-10 win over the Cardinals.

Reddick stripped opposing quarterback Colt McCoy on the opening drive, immediately setting the Panthers up in scoring position. Through 10 games, Reddick now boasts 45 tackles and 9.5 sacks, making him one of the better offseason additions league-wide.

Reddick finished with three tackles (two solo) and a sack in Sunday's 24-6 loss to the Patriots.

Reddick has now taken the opposing quarterback down in consecutive games, bringing his season tally to 8.5 sacks through nine appearances as a Panther. The veteran will strive to keep his strong play going against his former team, the Cardinals, in Week 10.

Reddick finished with four tackles (three solo) and a sack in Sunday's 19-13 win over the Falcons.

Reddick got to opposing quarterback Matt Ryan on Atlanta's second offensive play of the game, bringing his season sack total to 7.5 through eight games. That tally currently ranks fifth league-wide, but among those ahead of him, only Harold Landry sports more than Reddick's 38 total tackles. A high-impact offseason addition, Reddick will strive to keep his momentum going in Week 9 versus the Patriots.

Reddick made eight tackles (six solo), including three for loss, and recovered a fumble in Sunday's 34-28 overtime loss to the Vikings.

Reddick didn't manage a sack but still proved disruptive in the opposing backfield Sunday. Through six games, he now boasts an impressive 29 tackles, 6.5 sacks, a fumble forced and a fumble recovery.

Reddick racked up 1.5 sacks in Thursday's 24-9 win over the Texans.

Carolina's defense brought rookie quarterback Davis Mills down in the backfield four times, and Reddick led the charge. He added two tackles (one solo) and a tackle for loss. With three consecutive 1.5-sack performances to open the season, Reddick has already piled up 4.5, and he's on pace to easily surpass last year's career-best total of 12.5 if he can stay healthy.

Reddick finished with three tackles (one solo) and 1.5 sacks in Sunday's 26-7 win over the Saints.

Reddick now sports three sacks through his first couple games as a Panther. He and Brian Burns have formed a dynamic duo thus far, helping Carolina lead the league in sacks early on. Reddick will hope to keep getting to the quarterback in Week 3 versus the Texans.

Reddick finished with four tackles (three solo), 1.5 sacks and one forced fumble in Sunday's 19-14 win over the Jets.

Reddick led Carolina with a pair of quarterback hits in his debut for the team, which included a strip-sack of opposing rookie Zach Wilson early on. Although the Panthers were unable to recover that fumble forced, Reddick certainly carried his momentum from last year's breakout, 12.5-sack campaign into his opening appearance for the Panthers.

Reddick signed a one-year, $8 million contract with the Panthers on Wednesday, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports.

Reddick is moving on after spending his first four NFL seasons in Arizona. The 2017 first-round pick broke out with 12.5 sacks in 2020 after producing just 7.5 sacks over his previous three seasons combined. This appears to be a "prove-it" deal. Reddick should handle a significant role as an edge rusher in 2021.

The Cardinals won't use the franchise tag on Reddick for the 2021 season, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports.

Reddick -- a 2017 first-round pick -- was in danger of being labeled a bust after generating just 7.5 sacks over his first three NFL seasons. The Temple product changed the narrative in 2020, breaking out to the tune of 63 tackles, 12.5 sacks, four pass breakups and six forced fumbles. However, the free-agent acquisition of J.J. Watt likely squeezed all the money out of the Cardinals' pass-rushing department, so Reddick will hit to open market in search of his second NFL contract.

Reddick accrued 63 tackles (43 solo, 20 for loss), 12.5 sacks, six forced fumbles and four pass defenses in 16 games during the 2020 season.

The 2017 first-round pick entered the campaign with 7.5 sacks to his name through three seasons, but with the help of a five-sack outburst Week 14 he easily set a career high in the category. Along the way, Reddick tied with Aaron Donald for second in the NFL in tackles for loss and easily outpaced the competition in terms of forced fumbles. Reddick heads into the offseason as an unrestricted free agent, so his performance in 2020 may have priced him out of Arizona.

Reddick (hip) won't carry an injury designation into Sunday's game against the Rams, Katherine Fitzgerald of The Arizona Republic reports.

Reddick started the week absent from practice before logging a limited session Thursday and upgrading to full speed Friday. The fourth-year linebacker will avoid missing the first game of his career, and he'll aim to continue his upward trajectory in Week 17. Through his first three NFL seasons, Reddick posted 7.5 sacks; he registered 7.5 sacks over the past three contests.

Reddick (hip) was listed as a limited practice participant Thursday.

Arizona will want to do everything in its power to ensure the 26-year-old is on the field for a must-win regular-season finale, as Reddick has generated an incredible 7.5 sacks over the Cardinals' past three games. Reddick's hip issue popped up this week, placing the red-hot pass-rusher's Week 17 status in question. A limited session Thursday points him in a positive direction, but Reddick's status during Friday's practice may provide further confirmation.

Reddick (hip) didn't participate in Wednesday's practice, Darren Urban of the Cardinals' official site reports.

Reddick has gone through his fair share of injuries lately; he was questionable going into Week 16 due to a shoulder injury, and he picked up a hamstring injury during the game. The 2017 first-round pick appears to be dealing with a completely new issue, casting uncertainty onto his Week 17 status. Markus Golden likely would start at outside linebacker if Reddick ends up sidelined.

Reddick recorded three tackles (two solo), 1.5 sacks and a forced fumble in Saturday's 20-12 loss to the 49ers.

Reddick has now registered a career-high 12.5 sacks through 15 games, thanks in large part to a five-sack performance back in Week 14 against the Giants. With six forced fumbles and four pass breakups to boot, Reddick -- a 2017 first-round pick who had his fifth-year option declined back in May -- is proving why he should be a staple in Arizona's defense moving forward.

Reddick (hamstring) returned to Saturday's contest against the 49ers, Katherine Fitzgerald of The Arizona Republic reports.

Reddick limped off the field in the first quarter but didn't spend too much time on the sideline before the Cardinals cleared him to return. He'll look to keep up his sack streak, which includes six of them over the last two games.

Reddick left Saturday's game versus the 49ers due to a hamstring injury.

Reddick has racked up six sacks over the last two contests, including five during a Week 14 win against the Giants. However, he was unable to get on the board Saturday before limping off the field in the first quarter. The Cardinals deemed him questionable to return.

Reddick (shoulder) is listed as active for Saturday's game against San Francisco.

Reddick has been on an absolute tear the past two weeks, meaning the 26-year-old's activation for Saturday's NFC West showdown constitutes excellent news. The 2017 first-round draft choice has emerged with incredible five forced fumbles and six sacks over the past two weeks. Reddick is one sack away from tripling his previous career high from 2018 (four).

Reddick (shoulder) is listed as questionable heading into Saturday's game against the 49ers, Darren Urban of the Cardinals' official site reports.

Reddick was able to expand upon his workload somewhat as the week progressed, moving from an estimated non-participant Tuesday to a limited participant both Wednesday and Thursday. With Arizona entering a Week 16 matchup that could help the team clinch its first playoff appearance since 2015, Reddick's presence on the field stands as an important factor. The Temple product has accounted for six of Arizona's 14 sacks over the past two weeks.

Reddick (shoulder) participated in a limited fashion at Wednesday's practice.

Reddick is coming off a pair of dominant weeks in which he has combined for six sacks, five forced fumbles and 17 QB pressures. He was estimated as a DNP for Tuesday's practice, so his ability to participate in a limited fashion Wednesday is an encouraging sign for his likelihood to play against the 49ers on Saturday.

Reddick racked up five tackles, all of them sacks, and three forced fumbles during Sunday's 26-7 road victory over the Giants.

Prior to the outburst, Reddick had 12.5 sacks and three forced fumbles in his first 60 games as a professional, so the career performance somewhat came out of nowhere. Having said that, the Cardinals made Reddick a first-round pick back in 2017 and have been without noted sack artist Chandler Jones (biceps) since Week 5 of this season. With a void to fill in Arizona's pass rush, Reddick may have finally arrived to cover it for the final three contests of the campaign.

Reddick (neck) doesn't carry an injury designation into Thursday's game against the Seahawks.

Reddick progressed throughout the entire week leading up to Thursday's game, listed NP/LP/FP the past three days. The Temple product has played at least 94 percent of defensive snaps at outside linebacker the past three games, and has racked up 20 tackles (11 solo) and a sack over that span. Now healthy, expect him to assume his usual starting role at outside linebacker for Thursday's divisional contest.

Reddick (neck) was a limited participant at Tuesday's practice, Darren Urban of the Cardinals' official site reports.

Reddick was listed as a non-participant on Monday's estimated injury report, so it's a good sign to see him progress to limited practice participation Tuesday. Reddick could avoid an injury designation for Week 11 if he's able to put in a full practice Wednesday.

Reddick was estimated as a non-participant on Monday's injury report with a neck injury, Darren Urban of the Cardinals' official site reports.

The 26-year-old played every defensive snap during Sunday's win over the Bills, but he apparently picked up the neck issue along the way. Reddick may need to return to practice Tuesday or Wednesday to have a chance of suiting up for Thursday's contest at Seattle.

Reddick had 11 tackles (five solo) and one sack during Sunday's win over the Seahawks.

It was an impressive performance from the 26-year-old, as he more than doubled his previous season high for tackles while totaling three tackles for loss and three quarterback hits. Reddick also recorded his fifth sack of the season, setting a career high despite being only seven games into the year.

Reddick recorded five tackles and two sacks in Monday's 38-10 win against the Cowboys. He also broke up one pass.

Reddick put on quite the performance in Monday night's blowout win registering a season-high 54 defensive snaps. With Chandler Jones (biceps) on injured reserve, the Cardinals threw a variety of exotic blitzes to put pressure on Andy Dalton. The end result was a career day for the 2017 first-round pick as Reddick recorded two sacks to bring his career total to nine and a half.

The Cardinals will not pick up Reddick's fifth-year option, Jeremy Fowler of ESPN.com reports.

Reddick hasn't lived up to his draft capital as the No. 13 overall pick of the 2017 NFL Draft over the last three seasons in Arizona, and in 2019 he ultimately fell out of favor as a starter after Week 6. The decision to pass on Reddick's fifth-year option sets him up to become a free agent in 2021, at which point the 25-year-old's demand on the open market will in large part come down to whether he's able to produce in 2020. To Reddick's credit he hasn't yet missed a single game due to injury, but he's also never surpassed 80 tackles or four sacks in a single season. Still, his $4.3 million salary should secure him at least a rotational role in the Cardinals' linebacker corps for 2020.

Reddick posted 76 tackles (43 solo), six pass defenses, one sack and one fumble recovery in 16 contests during the 2019 campaign.

Reddick's final stat line is deceiving, as he didn't start after Week 6 and played more than 50 percent of the defensive snaps in just three of the final 10 games. After losing his spot at inside linebacker to Joe Walker, Reddick eventually made the switch to the edge and recorded a measly nine tackles over the last six outings. Because Reddick has a cap hit of $4.3 million in 2020 -- all of which would be dead money in the event he's cut loose -- it behooves the Cardinals to find a role for him in which to thrive.

Reddick (groin) was a full participant at Wednesday's practice Darren Urban of the Cardinals' official site reports.

Reddick picked up the groin injury during Sunday's win over the Browns, but it appears the injury won't impact his availability for Week 16. The 25-year-old was an every-down starter through the first half of the season, but he's played a minor defensive role since the Arizona's Week 12 bye.

Coach Kliff Kingsbury termed Reddick (groin) "day-to-day" Monday, Scott Bordow of The Athletic reports.

Reddick has gone from starter to also-ran in the Cardinals defense, playing just 29 defensive snaps and 16 plays on special teams in three games since the team's Week 12 bye. Predictably, his output has suffered, as he's managed just two solo tackles during that stretch after entering the aforementioned respite with 70 stops (40 solo). Reddick's status will be one to monitor as the week goes on, but an absence would thrust Cassius Marsh (49 of 70 snaps on D in Week 15) into a larger role at outside linebacker.

Reddick suffered a groin injury and won't return to Sunday's game against the Browns, Scott Bordow of The Athletic reports.

Reddick made two solo tackles before exiting the contest. If this injury keeps Reddick out of Week 16's game against the Seahawks, either Cassius Marsh or Kylie Fitts is expected to start at outside linebacker.

Reddick (knee) is not listed on Wednesday's injury report.

Reddick was unable to participate in the first two practices of the week due to a knee injury, but he now appears back to full health. The third-year pro appears to be in danger of ceding snaps to Joe Walker, according to Darren Urban of the Cardinals' official site, which makes him a risky fantasy option in IDP formats heading into Thursday's tilt against the 49ers.

Reddick (knee) is listed as a non-participant on Monday's practice estimate.

Limited by a knee injury last week, Reddick suited up Sunday in New Orleans but received a season-low 47 percent of the defensive snaps. His production suffered as a result, as he managed just five tackles and one QB hit. Reddick has been on the IDP radar throughout his third season, so his status will be one to monitor as Thursday's game against the 49ers approaches.

Reddick (knee) is active Sunday against the Saints, Darren Urban of the Cardinals' official site reports.

Reddick was questionable entering Sunday after injuring his knee in Week 7. The third-year linebacker has been an every down defender when healthy the past month and he'll figure to see a similar role against New Orleans. If he's at all limited expect Dennis Gardeck and Joe Walker to pick up the extra snaps.

Reddick (knee) is questionable for Sunday's game against the Saints, Darren Urban of the Cardinals' official site reports.

It's unclear if Alvin Kamara (knee/ankle) will be ready for the matchup, Latavius Murray showed promise. The Cardinals could struggle immensely against either one if Jordan Hicks and Reddick are both inactive, as the two rank first and second, respectively, in team tackles.

Reddick was limited by a knee injury at Wednesday's practice.

The Cardinals' ILB duo of Jordan Hicks and Reddick has been highly productive this season, averaging 9.9 and 7.4 tackles per game, respectively. Hicks' rich injury history reared its head Wednesday, as he was held out due to a calf issue. If Hicks needs to sit out Sunday in New Orleans and Reddick is active, the latter would be among the best bets to lead the team in tackles.

Reddick (shoulder) is active for Sunday's game against the Falcons.

After recording limited practices Thursday and Friday, Reddick is good to go as the Cardinals seek their second straight win. Reddick will start at inside linebacker, and he'll likely log a full workload, as he played every defensive snap over the last three weeks.

Reddick (shoulder) is questionable for Sunday's game against Atlanta, Darren Urban of the Cardinals' official site reports.

Reddick got in limited sessions Thursday and Friday after missing practice Wednesday. He has 37 tackles and one sack through five games.

Reddick (shoulder) was a limited participant at Thursday's practice, Josh Weinfuss of ESPN.com reports.

Reddick sat out Wednesday's practice, so his limited participation has him trending upwards ahead of Sunday's game against the Falcons. If Reddick is ruled out, Joe Walker is slated to fill in as a starting inside linebacker for the Cardinals.

Reddick (shoulder) was a non-participant for Wednesday's practice, Darren Urban of the Cardinals' official site reports.

Reddick didn't have any prior history of a shoulder injury this season heading into Week 6, so this news is certainly cause for concern. The fact that the 2017 first round pick didn't practice casts some doubt on his availability for Sunday's game against Atlanta. If Reddick can't go, Joe Walker and Ramik Wilson would be the favorites to see a bump in snaps.

Reddick (knee) was officially listed as active for Sunday's game against the Lions.

Reddick was limited in practice leading into the game, but as evidenced by this news, got the okay to play Sunday. It's reasonable to assume the 2017 first-round pick will settle into his role as a starting inside linebacker.

Reddick (knee) was a limited participant in Friday's practice and is considered questionable for Sunday's matchup with Detroit, Darren Urban of the Cardinals' official site reports.

Reddick was limited by this knee injury Wednesday and Thursday as well. The 24-year-old is working his way back from surgery he underwent in late July. It seems that either Dennis Gardeck or Joe Walker would be next in line if Reddick were to miss Sunday's game.

Reddick (knee) was a limited participant in Wednesday's practice, Darren Urban of the Cardinals' official site reports.

Reddick is recovering from late-July knee surgery. The second-year pro's chances of suiting up Week 1 versus the Lions are murky at best, and it's possible that he could be a game-time decision. Dennis Gardeck would be the favorite to slot into the starting lineup in the event that Reddick were to miss any regular-season time.

Coach Kliff Kingsbury said Friday that there's "a chance" Reddick (knee) could play during Sunday's preseason finale against the Lions, Scott Bordow of The Athletic reports.

Kingsbury indicated that Reddick could play "some" snaps, so it's likely he'd be limited if he suits up. Reddick is working his way back from knee surgery undergone late July. While his chances of suiting up for Week 1 remain unclear, handling some preseason work would be a notable step in the right direction.

Reddick (knee) returned to practice in a limited role Tuesday, but his status for Week 1 remains uncertain, Darren Urban of the Cardinals' official site reports.

Reddick remains on the road to recovery from knee surgery in late July. The former first-round pick is expected to start alongside Jordan Hicks at inside linebacker when healthy. Dennis Gardeck would presumably be in line for the start Week 1 should he ultimately be unable to go.

Head coach Kliff Kingsbury said "it's going to be close" whether Reddick (knee) will be ready for the season opener, Darren Urban of the Cardinals' official site reports.

Reddick is trying to work his way back from minor knee surgery he underwent in late July. The 2017 first-round pick logged 80 total tackles, four sacks and five pass breakups over 785 defensive snaps last season. If Reddick isn't ready for the season opener, Joe Walker or Dennis Gardeck could be candidates to start instead.