Sentences with phrase «if drafted»

If drafted correctly as a «restrictive covenant» it will not only bind the people who originally agreed to the terms, but also subsequent purchasers of either or both of the properties involved.

If you drafted a will, you'll have appointed someone to be your executor: the person who handles the process of resolving your financial matters, including the payoff of any debt (known in legalese as probate).

Sanger was a) German - born, b) too old for U.S. military service and c) would have refused to serve as a conscientious objector if drafted.

«If nominated, I will not accept; if drafted, I will not run; if elected, I will not serve.»

Scripts like that would ordinarily seem hokey if drafted for fictional purposes.

If drafted I'll defer.

If drafted, it would be highly recommended that the Bills park him on the bench until he improves and demonstrates that he can handle a starting role.

Edmunds may take some time, but if drafted he and Harvey - Clemons will be able to grow and develop together.

Hard to believe he wouldn't sign if drafted in the 10 - 15 range where he belongs.

Goedert could help bring stability to to the position, and I would love it if we drafted him (since I attend South Dakota State University like him, and yes, there are Redskin fans in the middle of Viking country).

If drafted, SEC co-defensive player of the year Michael Sam will become the first active openly gay NFL player.

Even tho they've done a damn good job so far, I'm sure we'd be calling for every FO head if they drafted a CB any higher than the 4th..

Barkley would be a starter from day 1 if drafted.

That he just wants what's best for the team and if they drafted Hurst I am sure he would be happy to best crow if he does well and vice versa if Vea is drafted and does well.

Nets would be in cat birds seat if they drafted a good guard and can trade one of their other guards.

If Darnold and Rosen go 1 and 2, I wouldn't be upset if we drafted Barkley.

I'd be upset if we drafted Nelson at 6 only because guards have minimal impact overall compared to so many other positions, but I wouldn't be mad if we took Barkley.

I think Mayfield is worth the risk if drafted later.

If we drafted Landry or Davenport, for example, we're talking about role players.

That said, I think it'd be justified if we drafted another potentially elite center so we can have a 1A & 1B.

Not at all trying to argue, I just feel that if we drafted Mitchell he would not be the player he is in Utah.

and that being a two down back is what he comes out of the gate with the ability to succeed at, it would be a travesty if they drafted Ballage before Penny.

If we drafted right side OL, the blocking could be so good that it elevates our backups play which also alleviates your concern.

If drafted — both are considered among the top dozen QBs, so it's likely both will be — the duo won't be the first former Florida quarterbacks to end up in the NFL since Tim Tebow was somewhat controversially taken in 2010's first round.

(If drafted by management lawyers, as they are now, these policies are often management - friendly and restrict the board unnecessarily.)

There are some who believe that even if the draft rules are adopted, they remain susceptible to changes from municipal regulators thereby affecting their implementation.

I think it's in the best interest of the team to let this play out as long as possible and if we draft Nelson or a better / cheaper guard becomes available they let him go.

If we draft Chubb, you're then basically getting a Michael Strahan type of player that a team can build a championship like defensive around.

Rookie WR's are very hit or miss as far as contributing in the 1st year, so are we really going to cut him if we draft a WR?

Not excited just hope that he does a great job and can do a great job with a young QB if we draft one.

I think if the draft plays out like this, that the Packers would trade out with a team at the top of the second round who wants to snag Geno Smith or perhaps the Bills so they could grab Ryan Nassib.

If we draft him I'll hope for the best but of all the QBs in the top of this draft Allen worries me the most.

looking at all of the OL on that list, don't be surprised if we draft one early.

If we draft a QB now to groom and Matt is still killing it in four years then someone will scoop up our backup that we put all the work in on.

If you draft a great rookie, he typically elevates your team out of the basement.

And if we draft another Greg Oden it's the same cycle all over again.

What if we draft a QB and he fails?

A scenario if Habs win the lottery, a scenario if we draft 3rd overall, etc..

I think if we draft a WR early, Dez is out.

If drafting a guy is only worth it unless they have the supporting team around him then you're saying don't draft a WR until you have a QB, don't draft a RB until you have an OL, don't draft a LB until you have a DT who can shield him, don't draft a corner until you have a Safety who can provide coverage over-top, don't draft a left - side edge rusher until you have a right - side edge rusher, etc etc (obviously these are exaggerations).

Don't be surprised if they draft a WR or 2 early in the draft, if we decide to cut Dez after the draft.

The only player where I'd be seriously pissed if they draft him in the first is Kolton Miller.

is that if we draft the top college pitcher, we are in a much better position to ultimately trade Michael Fulmer, or any of the rest of our starters who might bring something sparky in return.

If we draft a running back I hope it's Kalen Ballage.

Just to show that Hunter's misses on Middleton and Mattinen aren't unusual compared to typical drafts, even if you draft small skilled guys like we always want.

If we draft Corbett he will be moved to guard, but LVE seems to be a favorite right now in the first and Jessie Bates III in the 2nd.

Elway is in the draft room if they draft a QB.

And if you draft him, he will haunt you for the entire season.

If you draft the QB and both he and Webb are real good then you can always trade on like the Pats did with Garropolo.

If we draft a QB at # 5, we won't have 4 QBs on the 53 man roster.