Eagles News: Could Philadelphia take a flyer on Brendan Sorsby?
The Philadelphia Eagles may consider selecting Texas Tech quarterback Brendan Sorsby in the NFL Supplemental Draft, despite his current enrollment in a treatment program for a gambling addiction. Sorsby's 2026 college season is uncertain, and if drafted, he could face an NFL suspension. The Eagles already have four quarterbacks but might take a low-risk chance on Sorsby given potential future roster needs.
- ▪Brendan Sorsby has entered a treatment program for a gambling addiction, putting his 2026 college football season in doubt.
- ▪Sorsby could apply for the NFL Supplemental Draft, but may face suspension if selected.
- ▪The Eagles currently have four quarterbacks on their roster, including Tanner McKee and Andy Dalton, who are set to become free agents.
- ▪Philadelphia previously signed Isaiah Rodgers, another player with a gambling history, which could influence their decision on Sorsby.
- ▪Markel Bell was drafted at pick 68 and is viewed by the Eagles as a potential future right tackle.
- ▪The Eagles' decision could be influenced by the likelihood of Sorsby being suspended for the 2026 season, making him a low-risk developmental prospect.
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