Robert Woods retires as a RAM.

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Having watched him start his career in Buffalo I thought the Woods signing at the time was a very bad idea. Turns out it was simply a case of a guy being wasted on a piss poor team. Loved what he brought to the Rams when we finally got to see him on the field.

RamsOfCastamere said:
Robert Woods! The guy that turned around our receiver group. May we never return to the days of Chris Givens and Brandon Gibson. Thanks for being a pro and mentoring Kupp!
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Alaskan Ram said:
And Donnie Avery?
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What about that Rams legend Drew Bennett?!?!?!?
 
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DragonOfBlood said:
Having watched him start his career in Buffalo I thought the Woods signing at the time was a very bad idea. Turns out it was simply a case of a guy being wasted on a piss poor team. Loved what he brought to the Rams when we finally got to see him on the field.





What about that Rams legend Drew Bennett?!?!?!?
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Congrats, Robert Woods. On a personal note, I remember most questioning the signing and the cost of signing him. At the time, I said he was a steal at the price they paid. His all-around solid ability of blocking, running, and pass catching was underrated in Buffalo. Sammy Watkins was getting more targets. which limited his numbers. Robert showed the all-around talent and unselfishness that became the standard for Rams WRs in the McVay era.
 
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DeaconJones said:
Woods was a Professional, and also pretty talented. My favorite play from him though was a running play. I think it was 2017 against Washington (could be wrong). 3rd and 33 and Goff hands the ball off to Woods and somehow he runs for a first down.
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It was a third-down touchdown play against the Giants in 2017. Third-and-thirty-three around the fifty, bubble screen, and Woods housed it.
 
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DeaconJones said:
Woods was a Professional, and also pretty talented. My favorite play from him though was a running play. I think it was 2017 against Washington (could be wrong). 3rd and 33 and Goff hands the ball off to Woods and somehow he runs for a first down.
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See the play at the 3:09 mark in the above video. That's the play you are talking about.
 
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It was a third-down touchdown play against the Giants in 2017. Third-and-thirty-three around the fifty, bubble screen, and Woods housed it.
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I was at that game. Put 51 on the board that day in North Jersey.

I wonder if Woods has any interest in coaching? Wouldn't be a bad guy to have in the building.
 
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Memento said:
It was a third-down touchdown play against the Giants in 2017. Third-and-thirty-three around the fifty, bubble screen, and Woods housed it.
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PhillyRam said:
I was at that game. Put 51 on the board that day in North Jersey.
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I loved that play. Besides the Great Result, there was an added element that the analyst stated just before the ball was snapped "there is NO Play for a third-and-33" ... the analyst was former-Giants-RB Tiki Barber.
 
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