Brendan Sorsby won't sue NFL, will now prepare for 2027 draft

Key Points:

• The NFL Players Association and quarterback Brendan Sorsby have decided not to pursue litigation following the NFL's choice not to hold a supplemental draft this year, with Sorsby now focusing on the 2027 NFL draft.
• Sorsby will be considered a "Draft-Eligible" player for the 2027 NFL Draft and cannot sign an NFL Player Contract until after the draft's completion, per league and CBA rules.
• Sorsby was previously ruled ineligible by the NCAA due to wagering on college sports and had sought legal action to play at Texas Tech before withdrawing his suit and declaring for the supplemental draft.
• The NFL will not discipline Sorsby for known prior misconduct but reserves the right to investigate further and consider college misconduct in future disciplinary decisions.
• In a statement, Sorsby accepted full responsibility for his gambling problem, emphasized his commitment to recovery, and expressed determination to prepare for the 2027 draft while sharing his experience to help others.