Robert Woods

As it turns out, coaching does, in fact, matter more than most care to admit. After failing to finish as a top-40 wide receiver in any of his first four seasons, Woods finished as the WR33 in 2017 despite missing four games! His 85 targets over 12 games would extrapolate to 113.3 over a full 16-game season, though we can't automatically pencil him in for that with the arrival of Brandin Cooks. With the way their defense improved, it's unlikely that they'll be throwing any more in 2018, so you have to keep your expectations at bay with Woods. He's likely to be on the WR3/WR4 border most weeks and offers little upside with all the playmakers on that offense.

Robert Woods has big day in Rams loss

Robert Woods caught nine of his 14 targets for 142 yards in Saturday's Wild Card loss to Atlanta.

Fantasy Impact

Woods showed again that he is the Rams number one receiver. He has developed a connection with Jarred Goff that is hard to ignore, and with another year to learn the offense and develop chemistry will pay dividends next season. Woods led the Rams in targets, receptions and receiving yards against the Falcons and was Goff's go to target when he needed a play. This offseason may bring some changes to the Rams passing attack, but Woods is locked into a WR2 role for next years drafts.