Rosenhaus told NFL Network Insider Mike Garafolo Monday night before the Jets’ loss to the Bills at MetLife Stadium that the first goal was to reach a resolution with New York.

As Reddick continues his reprieve and the fines increase, it makes sense for all parties to at least see what’s available — if only to assess the landscape before they meet again.

In a league that changes from week to week — like the Lions losing Defensive Player of the Year candidate Aidan Hutchinson — it would allow Rosenhaus Rope to see what other teams might offer in terms of a trade and/or a contract can help the discussions move forward.

A trade for Reddick could help the Jets get back some of the draft assets they sent to Vegas to get the Adams deal done.