Texas Tech quarterback Brendan Sorsby is entering the 2026 NFL supplemental draft while an NCAA eligibility dispute tied to sports betting plays out. Multiple outlets report that Sorsby is applying after a ruling that he was ineligible for additional participation based on betting-related violations that became central to his college status. Reports also say his case involved admissions of placing more than 9,000 wagers and a fight to retain NCAA eligibility. Sorsby’s decision effectively ends his planned availability for Texas Tech’s upcoming season and redirects his focus to the NFL. NFL teams appear to be monitoring both his draft eligibility and the potential implications of his gambling violations, with coverage noting that league review or possible repercussions are uncertain. Some reports say the NFL has discretion in whether to accept him into the supplemental process and whether any discipline could apply, but the extent of that risk is not established. One outlet says Cincinnati coach Scott Satterfield expects increased inquiries from NFL teams after Sorsby announced his supplemental draft plans. The outcome will depend on the NFL’s acceptance of his application and how the league addresses betting-related matters.