Episode Details

The NFL denied Brendan Sorsby's supplemental draft bid, citing a missed paperwork deadline that his own attorney insists doesn't even exist as a category on the application. Ken and Anthony trace how this went from a Browns subplot to a national story touching the NCAA, the CBA, and attorney Jeffrey Kessler, who they note has a track record of beating the league in court. They dig into the gambling numbers themselves, questioning whether 90,000 bets and a six figure profit really separates Sorsby from guys they know personally, and whether the league's stance is hypocritical given its own gambling partnerships. They close by debating if Sorsby was ever truly a top prospect or just a guy with traits and a great agent pitch.