NYJ · TE · Age 27
Recent usage shows a clear downward trend, with target share falling to single digits and snap share sliding toward roughly a third of offensive snaps, leaving little standalone dynasty value. He also carries a well-documented hamstring history that limited him across multiple seasons in Indianapolis and cost him additional time in 2025, adding durability risk on top of an already thin role. His clearest path to relevance is an injury to one of the tight ends ahead of him, where his size and red-zone catch radius could briefly resurface, as shown by a preseason touchdown grab. Barring an injury elsewhere in the room, expect continued inactivity or deep-bench usage rather than a role expansion. This is a clear sell or cut in dynasty formats with bench limits, worth holding only as a zero-cost stash in deep leagues pending an injury to a teammate ahead of him.
Woods has a multi-year hamstring history that wiped out most of two seasons in Indianapolis and cost him additional time in 2025; recurring soft-tissue injury risk in an already crowded room limits any margin for missed reps.
Woods' size and red-zone catch radius give him replacement-level upside if Taylor or Ruckert miss time, as flashed by a preseason touchdown grab from Geno Smith.
| Format | Value | vs Best |
|---|---|---|
| PPR SFBest | 3 | — |
| PPR 1QBBest | 3 | — |