Agent hopes NFL will accept Brendan Sorsby's supplemental draft application
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Mike Florio
Summary
The article discusses uncertainty around whether quarterback Brendan Sorsby's application for the NFL supplemental draft will be accepted. The deadline to apply was Monday, and while the NFL is expected to soon announce the draft date and pool of players, it remains unclear if Sorsby will be included. His agent, Ron Slavin, expressed hope that the league would not reject the application, though the NFL has not yet indicated a decision.
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