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Robert Woods is having a whale of a spring. Explosive off the line, lightning quick in and out of his breaks and acrobatic when going up to pull in passes. It’s all in stark contrast to last season when Woods wasn’t any of those things. The problem was Woods had torn his groin on both sides, yet played through it until the team shut him down for the final two games of the season.
After offseason surgery and rehabilitation, Woods hard work has revealed itself on the practice field. Wednesday may have been his best day this spring. Whether it was consistent separation, running routes with pinpoint precision or pulling in passes that looked uncatchable, Woods did it all in the team’s second minicamp practice.
For the fourth-year receiver just being healthy has made all the difference.
“I feel pretty great,” Woods told Buffalobills.com. “I had a long offseason of training and rehabbing and just getting right. It feels good. It’s like a blessing to be back out here full speed, running, getting open, back to normal. It feels good.”
Woods made several eye-catching receptions during the team portions of practice. His best effort came whenTyrod Taylor ’s pass on a post pattern was high and Woods climbed the ladder and did a 180 in mid-air to get his hands in position to make the reception before sticking the landing and getting yards after the catch.
The receiver has proven to be a tough cover for just about every cornerback that has matched up with him.