Rovers continued their unbeaten start to the Championship campaign with a dominant 44-0 win over Bradford Bulls last weekend.
They will be aiming to continue their winning run at Dewsbury Rams who were beaten 56-12 by league leaders Toulouse Olympique last weekend, on Sunday.
Lee Greenwood’s side have lost five of their eight league games in 2021 but Webster believes that injuries have had a negative impact on the Rams.
“They have had some good wins and some good performances. When they have struggled, it has been through injury not through ability,” said Webster.
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“Their squad at times has been quite depleted. That seems to be the case for a lot of teams at the moment.
“They have got two really experienced half-backs in [Liam] Finn and [Paul] Sykes. They have got a big pack and it is a really difficult place to play.”
He added: “The league is our goal. As much as Wembley will be nice, the league remains our goal.”
Finn missed Dewsbury’s defeat last weekend but Sykes has played a key role for the Rams this season.
The 39-year-old made his professional debut with Bradford Bulls in 1999 and
Webster added: “I coached Paul at Wakefield and he did a fantastic job there. I even played against him, that is how long he has played, he was at Bradford when I played him. He has had a fantastic career.”