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Eagles LB Haason Reddick receives permission to seek trade

Haason Reddick has tallied 27 sacks in the last two seasons for the Eagles.

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Author Bobby Finger on Jezebel, shared by Tom Ley to DeadspinPosted on February 11, 2024Categories sports

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