Want Custom Fantasy Scoring?
You are not logged in. You must be logged in and create a league profile to apply
custom fantasy scoring to the stat, projection and ranking pages.
Login or Register
|

|
He was the lowest-drafted of the three heading into the 2018 season, but Robert Woods finished the 2018 season as the highest-scoring of the Rams' wide receiver trio as he completed his first full season as a WR1 for fantasy. Woods crushed his previous career high of 781 receiving yards with a massive 1,219 yard season in 2018 while also setting career highs in receptions (86) and touchdowns (6).
Woods caught at least four passes in all but two games, including the playoffs, for the Rams, and was targeted 130 times - by far the most of his career. Part of that was due to the team being without Cooper Kupp for much of the season, but Woods had numerous 10-plus-target weeks even before Kupp went down. While Cooks is certainly the receiver with the most pedigree of the group, Woods has been the most consistent of the bunch since McVay took over as head coach in Los Angeles.
Woods may see a slight downtick in targets this season but should still be effective enough to produce solid weekly WR2 fantasy numbers with low-end WR1 upside.
|
|
Robert Woods back at practice Was dealing with personal issue; status for Week 12 uncertain By: Doug Orth | Thu Nov 21, 11:55 pm

| | Robert Woods is at the Rams facility today and will practice, Sean McVay says. As far as playing Monday night? “We’ll see,” McVay said. (ESPN - Lindsey Thiry)
FFToday's Take: The Rams were able to get by without either Woods or Brandin Cooks against the Bears in Week 11, but they'll be happy to have all hands on deck versus the Ravens - assuming McVay is just being coy. Given the matchup, however, it's going to be hard for owners to trust Woods as anything more than a WR3, especially considering how sub-par Jared Goff's play has been this season.

|
|