[bremillard]

Woody was my favorite Ram. This goes back to when he was my favorite Trojan when he played in South L.A. This was a gut punch for me but I understand how his salary cap hit led to the decicision. I guess this will all but insure they get OBJ back. If they don't I will be really pissed.

[jeffsquad]

Woody was my favorite Ram. This goes back to when he was my favorite Trojan when he played in South L.A. This was a gut punch for me but I understand how his salary cap hit led to the decicision. I guess this will all but insure they get OBJ back. If they don't I will be really pissed.

Yep, for me that’s what would soften the blow of this is if we end up resigning OBJ.

[TomSlick]

That's just our Franchise's braintrust being fair and classy bosses IMO.
I would imagine that those kind of stories get around amongst NFL players, eh.

'was thinking the same thing. Just another reason for a player to give a close-look-see when deciding who to sign with.

[Elvis]

[Joe Pendleton]

so cool!

[Elvis]

[69RamFan]

How come no official announcement by either teams, are they waiting for the Titan completing a physical on Woods?

[69RamFan]

[Flash]

https://sports.yahoo.com/les-snead-rams ... ml?src=rss

Skyler Carlin
Tue, March 22, 2022, 12:44 PM·2 min read

The Los Angeles Rams entered the offseason with a handful of notable free agents, Odell Beckham Jr. being one of them. Beckham is one of the biggest names that remains unsigned this offseason, but Les Snead made it clear that the Rams are interested in having him back in 2022 – even after signing Allen Robinson.

Snead told reporters Tuesday that it’s a “more complex situation” due to Beckham’s knee injury, but the Rams want to re-sign him so that he can contribute on offense when he is healthy.

Rams GM Les Snead on OBJ: "He’s someone that we definitely want back. A little bit more complex situation based on the injury. We envision it being similar but different circumstances to last year. When Odell is ready to play, we’d appreciate him being part of (the Rams).”

Following his release from the Cleveland Browns during the 2021 campaign, Beckham surprisingly chose to sign with the Rams. The timing of Beckham’s arrival was perfect for Los Angeles as Robert Woods suffered a season-ending knee injury one day after Beckham was signed.

In eight regular-season games with the Rams, Beckham totaled 27 receptions, 305 yards, and five touchdowns. The Pro Bowl wideout would improve his chemistry with Matthew Stafford in the postseason, recording 21 receptions for 288 yards and two touchdowns en route to a Super Bowl victory.

Beckham was on pace for a special performance in the Super Bowl before he tore his ACL in the second quarter of the game. The knee ailment that Beckham sustained in the Super Bowl is one of the main reasons the Rams and Beckham have yet to agree on a new contract.

With Beckham not expected to be ready until sometime during the 2022 season, Snead realizes that both sides will need to agree on a deal that benefits everyone involved. Even with Robinson signing with the Rams in free agency — and following the trade of Woods — Snead is making it known that he wants to see Beckham sporting a Rams’ uniform beyond this past season.

[safer]

Let me tell you guys a Robert Woods story.
Many years ago Oaks Christian HS was ranked #5 in the US, but they were a new school and CIF had them in Division 10...which, unfortunately, was the same as our local HS team which had about 1,000 kids at that time.
Needless to say, we met them in the first round and lost 49-0 ..it could have been worse.
So Oaks Christian just rolls thru the playoffs until they lost in the finals 51-48.
I was shocked they lost, but they lost to Serra HS (another private school who can recruit).
Their wide outs? None other than Robert Woods AND Marquise Lee who then both signed and started for USC. They had both run sub 4.5's in high school. YIKES!