Ron Slavin Said Brendan Sorsby Has Brett Favre's Moxie, And Seahawks Fans Should Be Hyped
Hold up, 12s, you are NOT going to believe what just hit the rumor mill. As if the NFL season wasn't already bringing enough drama, we've got a new name to obsess over for the supplemental draft: quarterback Brendan Sorsby. And his agent, Ron Slavin, just dropped a comparison on 105.3 The Fan in Dallas that should have every single Seahawks fan in the Emerald City sitting up and paying attention. Slavin thinks this kid, Sorsby, has the personality and moxie of *Brett Favre*. Seriously. Did you hear that? BRETT FAVRE.The Clock is Ticking for Sorsby's Pro Day Blitz
Okay, let's reel it back a second, because this isn't a done deal yet. Sorsby's applying for this supplemental draft, and if the NFL even lets him in, the clock is ticking faster than Sam Darnold trying to escape a blitz. His agent, Ron Slavin, was pretty blunt about it: it's a "short window." But Slavin's all confidence, saying "we'll make it happen." He's making it sound almost too easy, talking about how Dallas is the perfect place to get everything done. All the facilities for workouts, a Pro Day, the whole nine yards. Dr. Daniel Cooper will probably handle the physical, and then boom, info goes out to all 32 teams. Efficient, he called it. But "short window" still means every team, especially our Hawks, needs to be on their toes.Favre's Moxie, Elite Athlete: Sorsby's Agent Goes ALL IN
So, why should we care about this "short window" quarterback when we've got Darnold under center? Because Slavin wasn't done talking hiTrade on Every Game with Kalshi
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m up. When asked to sing Sorsby's praises, he went full choir. Off the field? "First overall pick" as a human being. "Great kid," zero worries, "apps on his phones and all that's been taken care of." No off-field issues, he says. That's a big deal, especially for a young QB. But on the field? This is where it gets WILD. Sorsby stands 6'3", 235 pounds. Slavin reckons he'd blaze a 4.4 in the 40-yard dash. And his arm? "Ridiculous arm talent," able to throw from "all the different arm angles." Slavin even pointed to games against TCU and others where Sorsby was "running away from DBs who ran in the 4.5s." This dude is an "elite athlete," according to his agent, a "late bloomer" who was 5'3" as a high school sophomore and grew a foot. "Baby giraffe" phase, he called it. Once he settles, he just gets "better and better." And then came the Favre bomb: comparing Sorsby's personality and moxie, and his arm talent and angles, to the gunslinger himself. Woah. So, what does this all mean for us? While we're watching Jaxon Smith-Njigba and Rashid Shaheed cook this season, and Sam Darnold settles in, a potential talent like Sorsby floating out there, possibly with Brett Favre comparisons hanging over his head? That's the kind of tantalizing prospect that gets a fanbase buzzing. The Seahawks brass, especially Coach Macdonald and OC Brian Fleury, have got to be looking at every possible angle. This isn't just a supplemental draft candidate, this is a potential game-changer Slavin is talking about. Keep your eyes peeled, 12s, because this story is just getting started, and you know Seattle On Tap will be all over it!This article was created with AI assistance and reviewed by Seattle On Tap editorial staff. Always verify information with official team sources.