Sentence examples for highly drafted from inspiring English sources

When a highly drafted quarterback struggles so consistently and fails to develop, there are usually severe ramifications.

Ryan Tannehill of the Dolphins has less experience than the other highly drafted quarterbacks because he played wide receiver for more than two seasons in college.

But given the history of highly drafted quarterbacks, it seems that Sanchez's best opportunity may be to leave the team that picked him.

And the ridiculous salaries for highly drafted rookies have been curbed, helping ensure that teams who make gruesome drafting mistakes — like the Oakland Raiders with JaMarcus Russell — aren't damaged for years with no resulting fan benefit.

For example, the '92 and '93 Cowboys' skill players come in as the "most highly drafted" among Super Bowl champs, with the (weighted) average player essentially being equivalent to the eighth pick in the draft.

ANDREW DAS Good Sign for Jets A common trait among most highly drafted quarterbacks who go on to have success is significant progress in production from their rookie years (if they played) to their second years.

Noel's rookie salary, no matter how highly he gets drafted, would very easily pay for an M.B.A., should he ever choose to get one.

You can put up with a lower YPC a little bit more if a player was drafted highly because you know his team will stick by him longer.

The task force, which has been at work since March, has drafted highly specific recommendations in certain areas, such as moving intakes for air-conditioning and heating systems away from vulnerable street-level spots in all new high-rises.

The problem is that bills are drafted in highly technical legalese, much of it amending pre-existing statutes.

Waddell said it began when the Thrashers drafted the highly touted Kane fourth over all in the 2009 entry draft.