Brendan Sorsby, the former Texas Tech quarterback, has been declined entry into the NFL's 2026 supplemental draft, effectively sidelining him for the upcoming fall season. This unexpected decision leaves Sorsby with limited options as the football landscape shifts around him. In their latest episode, Andy and Ari delve into potential routes Sorsby might consider moving forward, alongside broader discussions about changes impacting college football.

By the Numbers
  • Sorsby played one season as a quarterback with Texas Tech.
  • The supplemental draft is set for 2026, meaning Sorsby will miss the fall 2024 football season.
State of Play
  • The NCAA has approved a new five-to-play-five eligibility model, reshaping recruitment and player participation.
  • NC State's head coach, Dave Doeren, shares insights on sustaining a competitive program amid evolving changes in college football.
What's Next

Sorsby may explore alternatives for his football career outside the NFL, including potential lower-tier leagues or emerging opportunities abroad. Additionally, the implications of the NCAA's new eligibility rules may offer new paths for him and others in similar situations.

Bottom Line

The decline of Sorsby from the NFL draft underscores the increasing complexities facing college athletes. As the landscape evolves, adaptability will be crucial for players navigating their career trajectories in the competitive world of football.