Interim coach Jeff Ulbrich already had a “brief” sit-down with Reddick, who reported to the facility Monday a day after he and the Jets reached a one-year deal that ended his seven-week holdout. And Ulbrich confirmed the only thing we know for sure about Reddick: the plan is for him to play a major role in this defense.

It was reported over the weekend that pass rusher Haason Reddick had decided to end his holdout with the New York Jets. That held true. On Monday, The Athletic’s Dianna Russini followed up that Reddick did make his way to 1 Jets Drive: He showed!

Haason Reddick is ending his long holdout with the Jets and will report to the team on Monday. Agent Drew Rosenhaus told The Associated Press on Sunday that Reddick agreed to an adjusted contract for this season and the sides will continue to work toward a long-term deal beyond this year.