Bill President, Russ Brandon, declared that the Buffalo Bills would be a Moneyball organization. While the 2013 NFL Draft was not a strong indication of that direction by their scouting department, the Buffalo Bills did take a very solid wide receiver prospect in Robert Woods.
WR Robert Woods was taken 41 overall in the second round out of Southern California. Despite playing across from one of the more highly touted wide receivers in the nation in Marquise Lee, he put up good reliance and production analytical scores, both which suggest that he is a very small risk for failure. At the wide receiver position, he was probably one of the safest plays if you were looking for a long term starter. Interestingly enough, his comparative analysis also shows something very unique about him, but that will be left as a mystery to you for now. What isn’t a mystery is that WR Robert Woods analytical profile shows he was a good selection by the Buffalo Bills.
[…] WR Robert Woods helped the Buffalo Bills with 4 catches for 68 yards against the Carolina Panthers as a follow up to his 18 yard touchdown in Week 1. […]