Wide receiver returned to his hometown in 2017 and delivered in a big way — becoming one of the Rams standout leaders on and off the field.
In his inaugural season back in Southern California, the former USC standout caught 56 passes for 781 yards receiving and five touchdowns. Not only was he a significant contributor on the field, but he also developed into a leader in the team’s receiving room.
“He’s been great,” head coach Sean McVay said of Woods. “He’s been everything and more than what we had hoped when we got him in free agency.