Robert Woods has career game in Buffalo Bills’ victory

Buffalo Bills wide receiver Robert Woods, left, makes a catch while pursued by New York Jets cornerback Darrin Walls during the second quarter of the Bills' 38-3 victory in Detroit on Monday night.

By Lindsey Thiry

Nov. 25, 2014 8 AM PT

Former USC receiver Robert Woods was a one-man highlight reel in the Buffalo Bills’ 38-3 victory over the New York Jets on Monday night at Ford Field.

The second-year pro caught a career-high nine passes for a 118 yards.

Quarterback Kyle Orton connected with Woods on a seven-yard touchdown pass play in the first quarter to give the Bills a 7-0 lead.

Woods made a spectacular one-handed catch in the second quarter to set up another touchdown.

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Lindsey Thiry

Lindsey Thiry is a former general assignment multimedia sports reporter for the Los Angeles Times. She began working for The Times as a contributor to the digital sports report, with a focus on USC football, and left in 2018. Thiry has appeared on nationally televised sports broadcasts on Fox Sports 1. She grew up in Seattle and graduated from the University of Washington.

Robert Woods has career game in Buffalo Bills’ victory

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