Sentence examples for the biggest draft from inspiring English sources

Clark Judge of CBSSports.com lauds the Raiders for admitting their mistake and moving on, and Foxsports.com offers this slideshow of the biggest draft busts ever.

On Wednesday, the San Diego Chargers finally cut ties with quarterback Ryan Leaf, arguably the biggest draft bust in league history.

To some, Exum could be the biggest draft flop in a decade, while to others – this writer included – he is undoubtedly a risk worth taking.

The difference, of course, is that Pierce and Garnett are likely Hall of Famers who, despite their age, are still highly productive, whereas Bargnani is one of the biggest draft busts of the last decade.

The team senior executive John Herrera announced the move on Thursday and said that "we wish him well," although Russell will now probably be considered the biggest draft bust in N.F.L. history.

Another player in that game was Connecticut's Kemba Walker, who has emerged from this year's N.C.A.A. tournament as the biggest (draft) winner of all given his 9-wins-in-19 days run of video-at-11 highlights.

For two years in a row, the Jets have made the daring decision to get a franchise quarterback, although Sanchez, part of the biggest draft-day trade in the team's history, will cause delight or despair for far longer than last year's Brett Favre dalliance did.

An ESPN article in 2008 noted Junkin noted as the eighth biggest draft bust of all time.

Stephen Whyno of The Globe and Mail identified him as one of the top five biggest "draft busts" in recent NHL history.

Ryan Leaf, the quarterback who was among the biggest N.F.L. draft busts after being taken No. 2 over all by the San Diego Chargers in 1998, is recovering from brain surgery in Santa Monica, Calif., to remove a benign tumor.

The big-name draft choice, running back Ron Dayne, finally looked deserving of a first-round pick.