Brendan Sorsby Next Team Odds: NFL Announces No Supplemental Draft, QB Force to Wait Until 2027

Chris Gregory - Betting Analyst at Covers.com
Chris Gregory • Betting Analyst 5+ years betting experience
Updated: Jun 23, 2026 , 04:26 PM ET • 4 min read

The NFL announced on Tuesday that it would not be holding a Supplemental Draft in 2026 as originally planned, meaning Brendan Sorsby has no avenue into the NFL until 2027.

Brendan Sorsby Cincinnati Bearcats Big 12 college football
Photo By - Reuters Connect. Brendan Sorsby during a game against TCU in the 2025 season.

The latest in the ongoing Brendan Sorsby story is a report from Adam Schefter stating that the NFL will not hold a Supplemental Draft in 2026 as originally planned.

That means Sorsby's NFL aspirations must take a back seat until at least the 2027 NFL Draft, and unless his college ineligibility shifts between now and September, he could be kept off the football field for more than a year. 

As such, the Brendan Sorsby next team odds have come off the board and will be put on hold until next year.

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🏈The NFL's decision

The league's decision not to hold a Supplemental Draft is a massive wrinkle in this already complex story. Per the NFL's collective bargaining agreement, the league can choose to simply not hold one, and in this case, the decision came down to Sorsby's circumstances becoming a distraction for teams entering training camp.

According to ESPN, Sorsby's attorney, Jeffrey Kessler, said the decision was a "violation of the CBA and the law" and that he plans to pursue the issue with the NFL Players Association immediately. 

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📊Brendan Sorsby career outlook

Brendan Sorsby is far from a guaranteed quarterback prospect, but he has traits worth taking a chance on.

He has undeniable arm talent and isn't afraid to let it rip in the right offense, though his mechanics can get loose at times, leading to missed throws (just 61.6% career completion percentage). He's also a great athlete and combined for more than 1,000 yards and 18 touchdowns on the ground in his last two college seasons at Cincinnati.

In the right situation, his ceiling is a very serviceable starting quarterback.

Team Year Yards TDs INTs
Indiana Indiana 2022 8 0 1
Indiana Indiana 2023 1587 15 5
Cincinnati Cincinnati 2024 2813 18 7
Cincinnati Cincinnati 2025 2800 27 5

NFL Supplemental Draft FAQs

What is the NFL Supplemental Draft?

The NFL Supplemental Draft is held for players who didn't enter the NFL Draft but had their college eligibility impacted after the fact. It has not been held since 2023, and no one has been picked since 2019.

When is the NFL Supplemental Draft?

There will not be an NFL Supplemental Draft in 2026, the league announced on Tuesday. 

Where is the NFL Supplemental Draft?

The NFL Supplemental Draft is conducted remotely by the league office. 

How is the NFL Supplemental Draft order determined?

The draft order is determined by a weighted lottery system in three tiers: teams with six or fewer wins, non-playoff teams with seven or more wins, and playoff teams. The 2026 order has not been determind yet and will be released closer to the draft.

Unlike a standard draft, teams blindly bid future draft picks in exchange for the player. The team that bids the highest draft pick gets the player. If more than one team bids the same level of draft pick, the player will go to the team highest in the tiered draft order.

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