Much-needed positive reports for first-year wide receiver Treylon Burks after he missed minicamp because of asthma and conditioning issues.

Related Players: Ryan Tannehill, Nick Westbrook-Ikhine, Robert Woods

Any news is good news after Burks was unable to see the field during rookie minicamp, partially due to issues with inhaler-timing. It seems he now has that under control and will have a chance to carve out a role in an offense in desperate need to fill some target share holes. Currently ranked as our WR49, so he has plenty of room to make up.

The Los Angeles Rams have traded WR Robert Woods to the Tennessee Titans for a sixth-round pick.

Woods takes a hit in quarterback play with Ryan Tannehill, but has far less competition at wideout whenever he recovers from ACL surgery. The Titans are still thin at receiver and should add via free agency or the NFL Draft.

The Los Angeles Rams have placed WR Robert Woods (ACL) on IR. His season is officially over.

This is procedural as the Rams open a spot on their active roster.

Woods tore his ACL in practice Friday. After tweaking it early in practice, Woods played through the injury. Later tests would reveal the damage and will hold the star-wide receiver out until 2022.

The recent signing of Odell Beckham Jr. will pick up some of this slack as well as Cooper Kupp continuing his record-breaking season. However, a lot of what Woods brought to the team wasn't seen in the stat sheet and it will be interesting how Sean McVay and the Rams adjust to this devastating loss.

Rams WR Robert Woods (foot) is questionable for Week 9 against the Tennessee Titans.

Woods was limited Friday but more as a precaution. Expect Woods to be on the field Sunday.

Lindsey Thiry of ESPN reports that the Rams and WR Robert Woods have agreed to a 4-year, $68 million extension, with $32 million guaranteed. The $68 million is the the maximum Woods can make.

Related players: Jared Goff, Cooper Kupp

The Rams continue to make a mockery of the NFL's salary cap by signing another player to a lucrative deal. The Rams now have a core offensive group that includes QB Jared Goof, WR Cooper Kupp, and Woods.

The Rams expect that Josh Reynolds will, or at least play a significantly increased role, this season.

Related players: Van Jefferson, Greg Dortch, Robert Woods, Cooper Kupp, Nsimba Webster

The Rams think Reynolds can step in with the loss of Brandin Cooks to the Texans. A fourth-round pick in 2017, Reynolds served mostly as a backup the past three seasons, but filled in as a starter when needed. In 48 games, Reynolds caught 61 passes for 832 yards and seven touchdowns.