Robert Woods Fantasy

Los Angeles Rams wide receiver Robert Woods continues to develop his chemistry with quarterback Jared Goff during organized team activities. Goff has targeted Woods a whopping 215 times over the last two seasons, and the two connected a number of times in 7-on-7 drills at practice this week. Woods is focused on picking up yards after the catch this offseason. The 27-year-old broke out for career highs across the board in catches (86), targets (130), receiving yards (1,219) and touchdowns (six) in his second year in LA in 2018. It helped that Cooper Kupp (knee) wasn't around for half the season, but Woods should continue to do damage in this offense moving forward.

May. 24th • 4:37 PM

Los Angeles Rams wide receiver Robert Woods was not able to find much yardage, but was able to help his team to victory against the Saints. Woods caught six of his 10 targets for 33 yards on Sunday. It was not the best game from Woods, but he was able to make an impact despite finishing with less than 40 total yards. He should get more chances to rebound against the Patriots in the Super Bowl.

Jan. 21st • 4:44 PM

This article first appeared on RotoBaller.com.Los Angeles Rams wide receiver Robert Woods was the leading receiver for LA in the 30-22 victory over the Dallas Cowboys in the divisional round. Woods caught six of eight targets for 69 yards, but was unable to find the end zone. Quarterback Jared Goff only threw for 186 yards, so none of the Rams' receivers did overly well. Woods should remain the most reliable wide receiver on the Rams for the game next week.

Jan. 13th • 5:47 PM

Los Angeles Rams wide receiver Robert Woods continues his reliable and consistent play in the 31-9 victory over the Arizona Cardinals in Week 16. Woods hauled in six of his seven targets for 89 yards and a touchdown. Woods has set a new career-high this season in both receptions (84) and receiving yards (1,195). He'll remain a solid target in fantasy formats versus the 49ers in Week 17.

Dec. 24th • 4:28 PM

Los Angeles Rams wide receiver Robert Woods continued his solid season in Week 15 against the Philadelphia Eagles when he had seven catches for 74 yards. There has rarely been a week that Woods didn't finish with at least 10 points in PPR scoring formats. He wasn't the best player for the Rams, but he wasn't the worst. In Week 16, Woods gets a matchup with the Arizona Cardinals where he will have a very different role from the one he had earlier in the season. Since the Cooper Kupp (knee) injury, Woods has been moved to the slot, which will help him avoid cornerback Patrick Peterson this week. As usual, he won't be a WR1 candidate, but he will be a strong contender to finish as a WR2.

Dec. 17th • 12:34 AM