American college football quarterback navigating a turbulent path
Sorsby has petitioned the NFL supplemental draft following a ruling that placed him ineligible during college. A Texas court temporarily cleared him to play this season, but questions remain about his eligibility and the ongoing legal dispute with the NCAA.
The NFL has declined to hold a 2026 supplemental draft for Brendan Sorsby. He will remain ineligible in 2026 but is deemed draft-eligible for 2027; he has accepted responsibility for gambling issues and is focusing on recovery and preparation.
Former NFL star Chris Johnson has announced an ALS diagnosis and is reviving the Ice Bucket Challenge to raise awareness and funds. He has challenged Marshawn Lynch, LenDale White and Adam Jones to participate, following Lynch’s own involvement in the challenge at Allegiant Stadium.
College football is contending with a wave of lawsuits and conference rules as new NCAA five-year eligibility rules collide with court orders. Schools are barring players returning from professional stints and lawsuits are reshaping rosters ahead of Week 1. The landscape is changing as conferences push uniform restrictions.
Castellanos has committed to Texas Tech after Brendan Sorsby’s gambling-related exit. Will Hammond is slated as the starter; Castellanos could back him up as Tech opens against Abilene Christian. Castellanos has thrown for 6,449 yards and 48 TDs in 38 college games.