163.3

13.6

From the fantasy football perspective, Woods is an interesting player to draft and house on your roster for the upcoming season. We’ve had many discussions with fellow colleagues about the outlook of Woods, and the conversation seems to always steer toward the comparison of value between Woods and Kupp. While Cooper Kupp finished the season with more fantasy points then Woods, Robert missed time which allowed Kupp to propel himself over Woods in terms of final statistics. Woods finished the year ranked as the 32best receiver in PPR (Point Per Reception) formats, generating a healthyfantasy points in only twelve games played, equating topoints per contest. Had Robert played the entire season, his point totals would’ve eclipsed the 200 (217.6 based on average) point mark, making him sit around 15best in fantasy scoring for receivers. As of today, Woods holds an ADP (Average Draft Position) hovering around the 80 to 100 mark, essentially being selected in the late fifth to early seventh round, not bad for a player with the potential to garner over 200 fantasy points. While the ADP value meter might be a little high for Woods based on overall production, we simply can’t look away from the potential this offense has while having Woods become a massive part of that success. Woods should start the year as a weekly Flex player with the potential to move into a high end WR2. ADF fully supports Robert Woods in the 2018 season if selected with the correct value placement.