Brendan Sorsby won't have union protection until he signs a contract or is drafted
Quarterback Brendan Sorsby currently lacks NFL Players Association protection because he has not yet been drafted or signed an NFL contract. His legal team may pursue litigation if the league denies his entry into the supplemental draft.
Why it matters
This case highlights the complex intersection of college eligibility, professional sports labor laws, and the legal strategies used by athletes to gain entry into professional leagues.
At the college level, quarterback Brendan Sorsby had no protection from a union. As he heads to the NFL, he also has no union protection.
The report provides a factual overview of the legal and procedural situation regarding the athlete's eligibility.
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