When the Tennessee Titans pulled off a trade with the Los Angeles Rams for veteran wide receiver Robert Woods earlier this offseason, he was originally slated to be the No. 2 receiver behind A.J. Brown.
However, things changed drastically when the Titans dealt Brown to the Philadelphia Eagles on draft night. In one fell swoop, Woods went from being a complementary piece to the top dog in Tennessee’s offense.
There’s a lot to like about Woods, from his leadership to his ability as a pass-catcher and blocker, but he does come with a major concern: he’s coming back from a torn ACL and might not be himself in his first year, something we saw with outside linebacker Bud Dupree in 2021.
