Brendan Sorsby could enter supplemental draft as top QB prospect
Steelers Depot • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 4, 2026, 10:32 AM
Last updated Jun 4, 2026

Brendan Sorsby is a leading candidate for the supplemental draft ahead of the 2026 NFL season. Despite the main draft occurring over a month ago, Sorsby has received attention for his potential, noted to have a higher grade than Arch Manning. Analysts believe his entry could further shake up the quarterback market for the upcoming season. As teams prepare for training camps, Sorsby's decision could come soon.
- •Sorsby is considered a top candidate for the supplemental draft.
- •He has been graded higher than Arch Manning by some analysts.
- •The main draft occurred over a month ago.
- •Teams are preparing for the 2026 season's training camps.
- •Sorsby's decision on entering the draft could happen soon.
- 10:32 AMSteelers Depot — Brendan Sorsby Could Be First-Round Pick In Supplemental Draft, Insider Says: 'Graded Higher Than Arch Manning' - Steelers Depot
"Although the draft happened over a month ago, there could be one more quarterback prospect to find a home before the 2026 season begins. Brendan Sorsby, widely thought of as a top candidate in the 2027 draft class, could be forced to enter the supplemental dr…
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