I would take a different approach if I was in charge. If the other team put their #1 CB on Woods and doubled Kupp with their #2 WR and a safety over the top I would throw to Reynolds against their #3 CB all day long.
Like you, I see Woods and Kupp as a top-shelf pair of WRs, but in the scenario I laid out, throwing to Reynolds has the best chance of success. Why not just take what the D gives you?
Besides, if the Rams are successful throwing to Reynolds the D will probably adjust, which opens things up for Woods and Kupp. That's the beauty of the WR depth the Rams have: let the defense pick their poison and make them pay regardless of their choice.
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