Brendan Sorsby's potential supplemental draft value revealed

Brendan Sorsby's situation has seemingly shaken the NFL to its very core.

The Texas Tech Red Raiders quarterback is looking to enter the supplemental NFL Draft in the wake of his gambling scandal and uproar in college football, and multiple teams could throw their names in his hat.

According to insider Ian Rapoport, NFL commissioner Roger Goodell is still digging into the situation to determine if he's even eligible for the supplemental draft.

If that's the case, he expects Sorsby to be the most high-profile prospect to enter the league through it in the past three decades, with teams widely considering a first-round-caliber guy.

Brendan Sorsby might go for a second-round pick 

"I talked to seven general managers to get an understanding of where the talent is," Rapoport said on "The Pat McAfee Show." "They believe, universally, first-round talent. May not get a first-round pick, but first-round talent, and you're probably looking at second- or maybe even third-round supplemental pick if he's eligible to even be in it."