Overview
- Sorsby posted a compilation workout video to his X account on Monday, his first social update since April, showing drills, throws and film study.
- The NCAA ruled Sorsby ineligible after reports said he placed roughly $90,000 across more than 9,000 bets on betting apps, including wagers tied to his teams.
- He briefly won a court injunction that cleared him to play but Texas Tech later confirmed he would not play and the NFL declined to hold a supplemental draft for him.
- Without 2026 game tape and with a documented gambling history, scouts say his draft grade is uncertain even though some insiders still place him among the top quarterback prospects.
- How teams balance his on-field talent against conduct concerns will shape his path to the NFL, so expect pre-draft workouts, agent-led visits, and interviews to be the key next signals.