Green Bay Packers: 5 Players to trade for in 2020 NFL offseason
By Joe Kipp
2. Robert Woods, WR
Similarly to Keenan Allen, Los Angeles Rams receiver Robert Woods would offer the Packers a veteran pass-catcher in the middle of his prime. Coming off his second straight season of at least 1,100 receiving yards, Woods has plenty to offer Green Bay as a possession-type receiver.
Woods was drafted by the Buffalo Bills in the second round of the 2013 draft. He was signed by the Rams in free agency in 2017 after four lackluster seasons in Buffalo. In his four years with the Bills, Woods posted 203 receptions for 2,451 yards and 12 touchdowns. Conversely, Woods has racked up 232 receptions for 3,134 yards and 13 touchdowns in just three seasons with the Rams.
Woods operates a lot out of the slot for the Rams, but also has the ability to work outside on the perimeter. The Packers don’t have a designated slot receiver, though Davante Adams has the most success in that position. Woods would give the Packers creativity at the position.
Woods still has two years left on his current contract with the Rams, but Los Angeles may want to ship him off to create more cap space and acquire more draft picks. As of February, the Rams only have four picks inside the top 100 for the next two seasons. Perhaps the Packers could acquire Woods for a third-round pick.