- Brendan Sorsby is set to enter the NFL Supplemental Draft after admitting to a sports-gambling problem and checking into rehab, including revelations he placed more than $90,000 in bets (some against teammates).
- His lawyers will withdraw a lawsuit against the NCAA, clearing the path for supplemental-draft entry after a Texas judge briefly allowed him to play and the NCAA and Big 12 sought tougher penalties.
- If approved, Sorsby — coming off a 2025 season of 2,800 yards, 27 TDs and 5 INTs and considered a high‑ceiling prospect — could be a rare high pick in the Supplemental Draft, possibly the first first‑rounder since 1992.
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