We’re resuming our look at ESPN’s drafting prowess by looking at Buffalo’s infamous 2013 draft class. 2013 was, in retrospect, one of the weakest rookie crops of the century, seeing a very high bust rate across the league. Buffalo fared no better. EJ Manuel was the first time the Bills used their first pick on a quarterback, and he failed to develop into a decent starter during his first four years in the league. Robert Woods has had the best career to this date, but he has been the prototypical mediocre starter, averaging 50 catches, 600 yards, and 3 touchdowns per season.
If ESPN drafted for the Buffalo Bills: 2013 edition
