Sentence examples for draft someone from inspiring English sources

I don't know whether the Chargers will pick me or trade me or draft someone else.

Because Coach Rex Ryan seemingly loves cornerbacks nearly as much as he loves his wife, the Jets could draft someone like Rutgers's Devin McCourty.

A better option, especially given that Boothe might leave as a free agent next year, would be to draft someone who can start right away and be groomed for the long haul.

He might also slip a notch in the draft, but because so many teams passed on Minnesota's Randy Moss two years ago because of character issues, this time around clubs may be less inclined to mix church and state when they draft someone of Warrick's caliber.

To draft someone in might not be the right way to go.

Later, my editor asked me to draft someone else's piece and I can't remember the last time I was so irritated.

Where would the Jets be without Vladimir Ducasse? (If they had drafted someone better, or at least less raw, they might be in the playoffs).

Casilla has a 1.85 E.R.A. over the past two seasons, and after 325-plus players were taken in the National League alone, drafting someone who could get 20-plus saves seemed like a steal.

Davis included, the risks of drafting someone so young are well known.

Still, the businessman in me has to think that drafting someone with a checkered background, and devoting guaranteed money to him, is one hell of a risky business move.

The #NeverTrump crew is frantically searching for an out by drafting someone for a third party run like Nebraskan Senator Ben Sasse, failed primary candidate John Kasich, failed presidential candidate Mitt Romney, or even Trump's fellow reality TV star and billionaire Mark Cuban.