Former Trojan Robert Woods Honors USC During Super Bowl Parade

Former USC wide receiver Robert Woods is officially a Super Bowl champion.

Woods, has spent five seasons with the Rams, and was apart of this years championship team under head coach Sean McVay.

Woods suffered a season ending ACL injury ahead of the Rams' Week 10 game against the 49ers, but still played a critical role on offense early this season. He posted 45 receptions for 556 yards and four touchdowns in nine games before the injury.

"Yeah, I didn't play all 17, but I'm a part of this championship team," Woods told ESPN before Super Bowl LVI. "Hopefully we win it, but there's gonna be a stone in there for me, for my work. We all going to be a part of this. We're all going to get a part of that ring whatever it is."

Woods spoke at the Rams' Super Bowl parade, and gave a shout out to his former team, the USC Trojans.

Back at the @lacoliseum celebrating his #SuperBowl title. 🏆

What a special moment for USC alum and LA native @robertwoods! pic.twitter.com/1xIngYTBhA
— USC Trojans (@USC_Athletics) February 16, 2022

"Being able to be here in LA. It started right here at USC," Woods said, standing in front of the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum. "[To] bring this home, right down Figueroa, this is why we do it man."

Woods signed a four-year, $65 million dollar contract extension with the Rams in 2020.

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