Team news: Atlanta Falcons

Morris on Kyle Pitts: He was there as the No. 1 wideout, so to speak. He got the targets Drake London would normally get.

Pitts put up the numbers, too, as we all know by now. We reported on Monday the Falcons are hopeful London plays in Week 16, but now out of the playoffs, the team doesn't have to rush London back on the field. It will be worth monitoring injury reports for both London and Pitts owners, as the Falcons take on a Cardinals defense that gave up 40 points to the Texans in Week 15.

Raheem Morris "very hopeful" Drake London can return against Arizona.

"Obviously got to get to the practice week. I’m very hopeful he can go out there and play for us," Morris went on to say according to the post. There is really no need to rush London back into the lineup with the Falcons out of the playoffs, so fantasy owners will want to monitor this situation all week. The Falcons play the Cardinals so if London does play, it's a great matchup for your fantasy lineups.

The Falcons ruled out WR Drake London for Thursday night.

Related Players: Darnell Mooney, David Sills, Dylan Drummond, Deven Thompkins

The Falcons WR room is mostly down to guys most of us have never heard of. Mooney has not been able to step up his game in London's absence, so he should be considered down in WR4 territory, while Kyle Pitts should be fired up as a low-end TE1.

Drake London remained listed as out of practice on Tuesday’s estimated injury report.

Related players: Kyle Pitts

London has missed the past three games with a knee injury, and it doesn’t appear he will return this week, the story speculated. The team’s report remained the same from Monday. Pitts was listed as limited with a knee injury.

Falcons WR Drake London is out for Sunday’s game against the Seahawks.

Related Players: Darnell Mooney, Kyle Pitts, David Sills

The runway was cleared for a Mooney (re)breakout game in Week 13 and he delivered a 2-25-0 performance on five targets, so even if London were to miss, it's hard to trust his counterpart as more than a fringe WR3/4.

Pitts, on the other hand, had a nice 7-82-0 line, and should be considered a low-end TE1 once again.

Practice updates:
-- Falcons WR Drake London (PCL) won't practice today, casting doubt on his availability this Sunday.
-- The Cardinals will open the practice window for DL LJ Collier.
-- Bills edge Joey Bosa (hamstring) won’t practice today, and neither will WR Josh Palmer and LB Terrel Bernard.

Related Players: Darnell Mooney, Kyle Pitts, David Sills

The runway was cleared for a Mooney (re)breakout game in Week 13 and he delivered a 2-25-0 performance on five targets, so even if London were to miss, it's hard to trust his counterpart as more than a fringe WR3/4.

Pitts, on the other hand, had a nice 7-82-0 line, and should be considered a low-end TE1 once again.

Raheem Morris says WR Drake London is now day to day and "has a chance" to play this weekend.

Keep an eye on practice reports this week, which will hopefully give us an indication if London will play. The day to day tag is at least a good sign. The Falcons host the Seahawks in the early window of Sunday games, so owners will have plenty of time to adjust their lineups.

WR Drake London (knee) is out for this weekend.

Related Players: Darnell Mooney, David Sills, KhaDarel Hodge, Kyle Pitts

Hard to trust anyone in this offense at this point, but we can consider Mooney a WR3 type while Pitts is in the TE15 range.

Falcons coach Raheem Morris just said that he thinks WR Drake London is "doubtful" for the Jets.

Related Players: Darnell Mooney, David Sills, KhaDarel Hodge, Kyle Pitts

Hard to trust anyone in this offense at this point, but we can consider Mooney a WR3 type while Pitts is in the TE15 range.

Falcons QB Michael Penix Jr does, in fact, need surgery to repair his ACL, with 9 months of recovery, at least, coming.

He’s sought the opinion of experts, including from Dr. Neal ElAttrache. Penix has an ACL sprain, but full reconstruction is needed.

Related Players: Kirk Cousins

It'll be the Kirk Cousins show the rest of the way, and if the veteran's play this season is any indication, that's bad news for the offense as a whole. Cousins has earned 0.20 fantasy points per dropback in 2025, a mark that would rank well below the 39th-qualifying quarterback across the league (Cam Ward - 0.25). He can be left on waiver wires in all but the deepest leagues.