What happened: Brendan Sorsby is planning a July 10 workout for NFL teams in anticipation of the supplemental draft. The private session will allow scouts to evaluate the quarterback’s physical tools following his departure from the collegiate level due to eligibility issues.
Why it matters: Sorsby was considered a high-round prospect before a gambling-related NCAA ruling ended his college career. NFL franchises must now weigh his significant dual-threat production against the cost of a 2027 draft pick required to secure his rights through the supplemental process.
By the numbers: 2025 Passing: 2,800 yards, 27 TD, 5 INT; 2025 Rushing: 580 yards, 9 TD; Total Offense: 281.7 yards/game.
What to watch: The NFL must officially approve Sorsby's petition before the supplemental draft deadline on July 16.