Robert Woods, once a key contributor for the Los Angeles Rams, struggled in his single season with the Titans, catching only 53 passes for 527 yards and two touchdowns that resulted in a disappointing campaign.

Robert Woods has been signed by the Pittsburgh Steelers, significantly enhancing their receiving corps. His addition allows for greater offensive flexibility, particularly for George Pickens, who can now exploit mismatches from the slot. Woods's experience and run-blocking skills also promise to strengthen the Steelers' overall offensive attack.

Woods, a former key player for the Rams during their Super Bowl win, is now signed with the Steelers, aiming to rejuvenate his career after injury setbacks. He joins a young receiving corps, providing experience and potential stability.

Robert Woods, an experienced wide receiver, joins the Steelers after stints with the Bills, Rams, Titans, and Texans. His best season was in 2018 with the Rams, where he recorded impressive stats. Woods adds depth to a talented receiver lineup featuring Metcalf, Pickens, and Austin III.

Robert Woods joins the Steelers after a lackluster season at Houston, where he had only 203 receiving yards and no touchdowns. With his experience, he aims to provide a veteran presence in a competitive receiving corps that includes George Pickens and DK Metcalf.