Just days before Wednesday's supplemental draft, the NFL still has not informed former Ohio State quarterback Terrelle Pryor whether he will be eligible for it. As time and his chances appear to dim, one of Pryor's attorneys, David Cornwell, is optimistic his client will be granted entry. "We have been in discussions with the Commissioner's office over the past week to address the NFL's concerns," Cornwell emailed Sunday. "I am confident that once the NFL has a full understanding of the facts, Terrelle will be part of Wednesday's supplemental draft." Pryor is still seeking a meeting with commissioner Roger Goodell to make a case for being declared eligible, sources told ESPN senior NFL analyst Chris Mortensen on Sunday. The rules that govern eligibility for the supplemental draft state simply, "To be eligible for a supplemental draft, a player's petition for special eligibility must be approved by the League office and his name promulgated to clubs." Read more: http://espn.go.com/nfl/story/_/id/6...state-case-eligibility-nfl-supplemental-draft
