Sentence examples for draft success from inspiring English sources

Given the Patriots' recent draft success, it is a valid and scary question.

"This move allows Jeff to fully focus as the team's general manager and build off of our great draft success of last season," the Hornets' president, Hugh Weber, said.

They enjoyed draft success, particularly in the first half of the decade, when among others, they got the bedrocks of those title teams: Matt Light, Deion Branch, Asante Samuel, Richard Seymour, Ty Warren, Vince Wilfork and the lightning-bolt pick of Brady in the sixth round of the 2000 draft.

This outcome contradicts previous observations showing 20-m MSFT scores contributed significantly to differences between junior national and junior state level players [11] and subsequent draft success of players [10].

There's a direct correlation between draft success and winning - it's no coincidence that the Baltimore Ravens and San Francisco - who played out the Super Bowl in February - have two of the best general managers in the NFL in Ozzie Newsome and Trent Baalke.

As Krantz and Brocato celebrated their draft successes, McCreery was frustrated.

Experts doubted his readiness for the draft, noting that notable NBA draft successes who were between 5 feet and 5 feet over the past 30 years (Terrell Brandon, Dana Barros, Brevin Knight, Damon Stoudamire, Mark Price and Michael Adams) waited past their freshman years to enter the draft.

It could be argued that the Seahawks and Schneider became victims of their own drafting success.

The Cardinals, he hoped, would someday emulate the Steelers, would have the kind of drafting success the Steelers did, would be able to integrate new free agents as seamlessly as the Steelers do, would even be able to sacrifice players to the highest bidder without missing a beat.

According to Valéry Giscard d'Estaing, who chaired the convention that drew up the draft text, success will turn Europe into "a political power which will talk on equal terms to the greatest powers on our planet".

Snead pointed to two recent examples of how information gathered at the combine translated to draft-day success.