Woods caught 111 balls last season, which in college football, is an eyepopping statistic, but his production slipped as a senior due to the emergence of Marqise Lee. Woods is quick, adept at getting through traffic, and has terrific hands, but he's a bit undersized for a top flight NFL receiver (at least, as they're currently built). He's leaving for the 2013 Draft, but may have burned some bridges on the way out with some comments about the coaching staff.

Woods caught a ton a of passes at USC, a lot of those were short routes due to the system. However Woods has shown he can run intermediate routes, over the mddle as well. He is excellent in the endzone, caught his fair share of fade route TDs. Woods is quick, and gets to his top speed fast. I think he is the best WR in the draft and will make some WR needy team very happy.

Trojan Fire, article by PSH writer Peter Smith

USC WR Robert Woods will enter the 2013 NFL Draft.

Just weeks after setting a school record for catches in a game, Robert Woods had another huge game with 14 catches for an eye-popping 255 yards and two touchdowns. Through five games, the sophomore now has 747 yards.

Robert Woods set a USC record for catches in a game with 17 Saturday, en route to 177 yards total in the Trojans 19-17 victory over the Minnesota Golden Gophers.