Robert Woods, 33, retired from the NFL after a one-day deal with the Rams, his Super Bowl-winning team. Robert Woods, de 33 años, se retiró de la NFL tras un contrato de un día con los Rams, su equipo ganador del Super Bowl.

Veteran wide receiver Robert Woods, 33, has retired from the NFL after signing a one-day contract with the Los Angeles Rams, the team with which he played from 2017 to 2021 and won Super Bowl LVI. El veterano receptor Robert Woods, de 33 años, se ha retirado de la NFL después de firmar un contrato de un día con Los Angeles Rams, el equipo con el que jugó de 2017 a 2021 y ganó el Super Bowl LVI. He missed the playoffs in 2021 due to an ACL injury but was a key contributor during his prime, recording back-to-back 90-reception seasons and a career-high 1,219 receiving yards in 2018. Se perdió los playoffs en 2021 debido a una lesión en el ligamento cruzado anterior, pero fue un contribuyente clave durante su mejor momento, registrando 90 temporadas consecutivas de recepción y un récord de 1.219 yardas en 2018. Drafted by the Buffalo Bills in 2013, Woods also played for the Tennessee Titans and Houston Texans. Draftado por los Buffalo Bills en 2013, Woods también jugó para los Tennessee Titans y Houston Texans. Over 171 career games, he caught 683 passes for 8,233 yards and 38 touchdowns, with 514 rushing yards and five rushing touchdowns, mostly with the Rams. En más de 171 juegos de su carrera, atrapó 683 pases para 8,233 yardas y 38 touchdowns, con 514 yardas de carrera y cinco touchdowns de carrera, principalmente con los Rams. He played in 10 playoff games, totaling 42 receptions for 449 yards and a touchdown. Jugó en 10 juegos de playoff, totalizando 42 recepciones para 449 yardas y un touchdown. Woods did not play in 2025 after being released by the Pittsburgh Steelers. Woods no jugó en 2025 luego de ser liberado por los Pittsburgh Steelers.