Veteran WR Robert Woods Retires After 13 Seasons, Signs One-Day Deal with Rams

Veteran wide receiver Robert Woods announced his retirement Tuesday after a 13-year NFL career, signing a one-day contract to officially retire as a Los Angeles Ram. Woods, 33, spent five productive seasons with the Rams, winning a Super Bowl. He recorded 367 catches for 4,626 yards and 23 touchdowns during his tenure, including two 1,000-yard seasons. Woods also played for the Bills, Titans, and Texans. His 2021 season with the Rams was cut short by a knee ligament tear. He expressed deep gratitude for his career.