How Brendan Sorsby's NFL Supplemental Draft Process Will Work and Potential Landing Spots
The former Indiana and Cincinnati quarterback reversed course after admitting to betting on college sports and became eligible for teams to bid a draft pick.
- Former Cincinnati Bearcats quarterback Brendan Sorsby is applying for the NFL supplemental draft after parting ways with Texas Tech. The decision follows his departure from the college program amid a gambling investigation.
- Sorsby placed at least 40 bets involving Indiana University football, wagering approximately $90,000 over four years. He subsequently took a leave of absence from Texas Tech to address a gambling addiction.
- Teams may bid 2027 draft picks to select Sorsby, with the highest bidder securing his rights. This supplemental draft mechanism allows players who missed the regular spring draft to join the league.
- Interest in Sorsby exists among several organizations, including the Vikings, New York Jets, and Detroit Lions. ESPN analyst Mike Tannenbaum suggested Minnesota as a logical destination on Tuesday morning.
- The supplemental draft is a seldom-used process, with no player selected since Arizona Cardinals safety Jalen Thompson in 2019. If eligible players apply, the league typically holds the draft in July before training camp.
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The decision by beleaguered quarterback Brendan Sorsby to declare for the NFL supplemental draft has triggered a fresh round of questions about the rarely used offseason process for making prospects
The NFL supplemental draft is a complicated, uncommon process that once started Cris Carter's career
The decision by beleaguered quarterback Brendan Sorsby to declare for the NFL supplemental draft has put the spotlight on the rarely used offseason process for making prospects who weren’t eligible for the primary draft available to the league at large.
NFL supplemental draft a complicated, uncommon process that once started Cris Carter's career
The decision by beleaguered quarterback Brendan Sorsby to declare for the NFL supplemental draft has put the spotlight on the rarely used offseason process for making prospects who weren’t eligible for the primary draft available to the league at large.
NFL's Handling Of Terrelle Pryor Scandal Sets Precedent For Brendan Sorsby Suspension
Brendan Sorsby plans to enter the NFL Supplemental Draft this summer. In doing so, he avoids the possibility of being ruled ineligible for his senior year of college. With that said, the decision does not guarantee he plays a game in 2026. The league has exercised its ability to suspend players that leave school to skirt NCAA punishment. Will it do the same for Sorsby? A precedent has already been set. Terrelle Pryor was suspended during his roo…

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