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The NFL's Letter to Sorsby Is a Warning Shot to Every Player in College
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- Jun 24, 2026
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- 534
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Summary
Ken and Anthony argue the NFL's rejection letter isn't really about Sorsby specifically, it's a public message that the league will crush anyone who tries to fight its gambling-related decisions the way Sorsby fought the NCAA. They draw a comparison to Terry Rozier's NBA betting scandal, noting nobody's stopped wagering on the league despite it, and conclude the NFL's real motivation is protecting its own corporate gambling partnerships rather than any consistent integrity standard. Ken pushes back hard on critics who call lawyering up a character flaw, insisting that's simply what anyone with means does in this country. They close by teasing a separate Cavaliers trade angle, revealing the Celtics have interest in a Cleveland player for Jaylen Brown, but it isn't Donovan Mitchell.