This is an extremely useful clip regarding what exactly the Supplemental Draft is & how it works. Brendan Sorsby is unquestionably a 1st round talent…but will teams actually take a chance on him??

Sources: Texas Tech transfer quarterback Brendan Sorsby plans to enter the NFL Supplemental Draft. Amid the legal wrangling over his NCAA eligibility after admitting he bet on sports, he intends to head to the NFL.

But for real the guy gambled on his own team which was very clearly and obviously against the rules that he very clearly and very obviously knew about I’d still get that NFL Supplemental Draft paperwork ready if I’m him

Star QB Brendan Sorsby is applying to enter the NFL Supplemental Draft, sources tell NFL Network. After legal wrangling about his NCAA eligibility, Sorsby — regarded as a first-round talent — now could be the highest-drafted supplemental pick in decades.

What’s the ceiling for Isaiah Bond in year two? "Everybody knows about his speed. I think what’s undervalued is his balance and body control. I think he gets in and out of his breaks and is able to keep his speed and it’s been fun to watch. He’s going to continue to take steps with the way he practices.” Todd Monken on the second-year receiver, who’s continually made plays throughout the spring program.

NEW: Steve Sarkisian is not ruling out the possibility of Arch Manning returning to Texas in 2027: "You know, we haven’t had the discussion, but I will tell you, I would not be surprised. I think Arch really loves college football, I really do. I think he loves the University of Texas, you know, he does pretty good through NIL, you know, he’s got some pretty good endorsements going right now, which is a credit to him." (via @heykayadams) on3.com/college/texas-longho…

This is… something.

As a veteran Texas litigator who has fought my fair share of TRO/TI battles, several things to be aware of regarding the temporary injunction order issued to allow Brendan Sorsby to play for Texas Tech this season: (1) The temporary injunction obtained by Sorsby is valid through the date of trial. So by setting the trial date for after the college football season ends the Lubbock County state district court effectively awards Sorsby ultimate relief; he can play the full season under the TI, excluding only the first two games carved out in the text of the TI order. (2) In Texas a TI is subject to immediate (“interlocutory”) appeal. The appeal will go to the 7th Court of Appeals in Amarillo, Texas. (3) The problem with the appeal is that even an accelerated appeal of the TI order is likely to take at least 9 to 12 months, meaning the college football season will be long over before the Amarillo Court of Appeals affirms or vacates the TI. (4) The only way the interlocutory appeal of the TI order gets resolved before the college football season ends is if the Amarillo Court of Appeals orders expedited briefings and decides the appeal “on the papers” without oral argument. But even such an expedited appeal is likely to run well into the college football season. (5) At bottom, as Diego Pavia and now Brendan Sorsby illustrate, these sort of emergency injunctive proceedings are a huge problem for the NCAA: hometown judges (in Texas elected at the county level) err on the side of granting the TI to allow the key player to play for Hometown U, and the college football season is much shorter than the appellate process. So the preliminary ruling on the emergency injunction effectively decides the entire case and, if granted, allows the player to play a full season.

OF COURSE the one guy I put a Heisman future on checks into gambling rehab Couldn’t get more ironic Hopefully he’s back and ready to rock for the start of the season 🙏

If Christian Watson is getting $100M there’s a bubble 10th Highest WR Total Contract Value and 14th Highest AAV smh 🤦

Christian Watson was paid as the WR1 that he is… Would easily be the WR1 for the Bears and many other teams. Elite talent, big time playmaker gets PAID!

BREAKING NEWS: Dylan Larkin has requested a trade out of Detroit, per @FriedgeHNIC

A big, bad #Texans good morning from Will Anderson Jr.

ESPN sources: Green Bay WR Christian Watson and the Packers reached agreement today on a four-year, $110.5 million contract extension that includes a $31 million signing bonus.

Tennessee received a $130 million investment from Browns owners Dee and Jimmy Haslam, the largest in its university’s history. news.utk.edu/2026/06/04/ut-r…