Veteran WR Robert Woods Signs 1-Day Contract To Retire With His Hometown Rams

Published: Wednesday, February 18, 2026 at 12:13 am

Robert Woods Retires After 13-Year NFL Career

Veteran wide receiver Robert Woods has announced his retirement from the NFL after a 13-year career. Woods, a native of the area, has signed a one-day contract to officially retire as a member of the Los Angeles Rams, the team with which he enjoyed his most successful years.

Woods' career began with the Buffalo Bills, but he truly flourished after joining the Rams in 2017. During his five seasons with the Rams, Woods became a key offensive weapon, amassing 367 receptions for 4,626 yards and 23 touchdowns. He achieved two 1,000-yard receiving seasons and played a crucial role in the team's Super Bowl run.

In 2021, Woods suffered a season-ending knee injury, which ultimately impacted his tenure with the Rams. He was traded to the Tennessee Titans in the following offseason. Woods later played for the Houston Texans before spending last season out of the league.

Woods expressed his gratitude for the sport, stating that football has been his passion and lifelong dream. He reflected on the memories, brotherhood, and legacy he has built throughout his career. Woods also holds the record for career receptions at the University of Southern California.

BNN's Perspective: Robert Woods' career is a testament to perseverance and dedication. While injuries can unfortunately cut short even the most promising careers, Woods' impact on the field and his contributions to the Rams' Super Bowl victory are undeniable. His decision to retire with the Rams is a fitting end to a career marked by both individual success and team achievement.

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