Woods is one of the more dynamic athletes in the state and could turn into a household name if the opportunities are there. His sudden feet allow him to escape press coverage, while his home-run speed allows him to create space out of breaks or stake defenders on vertical concepts. At the moment of truth, Woods proves to be a natural catcher of the ball and keeps the ball in his frame. He also shows nuance when working the sideline and fighting through contact for catches.

After the catch, his cutting ability and acceleration make him an immediate scoring threat whenever the ball finds his hands. While being just as dangerous in space or in condensed areas, Woods has the profile to project as a P4 prospect.

Woods has been sounding P4 alarms early on in his career and pops in our rankings as a top 5 player at the position. He is a smaller, true YAC threat who has elite foot speed and change of direction. He is a dangerous player in space who can generate explosives, but he is also capable of gearing down and snapping off at the top of his routes. He plays exactly the way he needs to play at his size, and he will just get more opportunities to prove himself over the next few years.