What Happened
Quarterback Brendan Sorsby is expected to dismiss his lawsuit, clearing the path for his eligibility in the NFL supplemental draft. This move could present an additional quarterback option for NFL teams, including the Pittsburgh Steelers, who are reportedly considering him. The University of Cincinnati has reportedly disputed claims that the school had knowledge of Sorsby's gambling activities.
The NFL supplemental draft is an uncommon process used for players who are otherwise ineligible for the main NFL draft. This process has been highlighted by Sorsby's situation and has a history of launching careers, such as that of Cris Carter.
Indiana football coach Curt Cignetti has expressed confidence in Sorsby's future, stating that he is "going to be a great pro."
Key Facts
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Brendan Sorsby will dismiss his lawsuit.
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Dismissing the lawsuit makes Sorsby eligible for the NFL supplemental draft.
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The Steelers may consider Sorsby as a quarterback option.
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The University of Cincinnati disputes claims of knowing about Sorsby's gambling.
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The NFL supplemental draft is a process for players ineligible for the main draft.
