2013 NFL Draft

National Football Post: The Bills make the boldest move of the draft with their selection of Manuel. A strong-armed quarterback with a very quick release, Manuel will have no trouble throwing the ball through the winds in Buffalo. In addition to having elite passing ability, Manuel has the athleticism to make big plays with his legs and can handle running the run-option offense that has become a huge part of the NFL.

National Football Post: When it comes to good, solid selections, the Bills choice of Woods fits perfectly. He has good size at 6-feet, deceptive quickness and runs sharp, precise routes. He gains separation easily and has excellent hands. He is as pro-ready as a receiver can be and should step in and start as a rookie, catching 60-plus passes from new quarterback E.J. Manuel.

National Football Post: The Bills continue a strong draft with Alonso, who has a size and speed combination that is hard to find. After battling through some off-field issues early in his college career, Alonso turned things around to become an impact defender for the Ducks. Few linebackers possess Alonso's speed to track down plays all over the field.

National Football Post: Buffalo is clearly committed to revamping its offense, with Goodwin being its second WR selection of the day. An unpolished route runner, Goodwin possesses world-class speed and explosiveness. He will have the perfect role for him as the No. 3 man in Buffalo behind Stevie Johnson and Robert Woods.