Drake London
  • Drake London

  • WR
  • , Atlanta Falcons
  • 23
  • 213 lbs
  • 6' 4"
  • USC
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Scouting report

by Justin Edwards

ATL WR Drake London - Week 7 Fantasy Football Outlook

Week 7 vs. Seattle Seahawks
Drake London had been one of the league's worst yards-after-catch options through his first two seasons, and that trend had continued in 2024 (71st/91 qualifiers) up until Week 5. But since then, London has finally flashed his upside by taking 23 targets for an 18-228-2 stat line. He has a chance to continue these performances against a Seahawks defense that isn't scaring anyone.

by Justin Edwards

ATL WR Drake London - Week 6 Fantasy Football Outlook

Week 6 @ Carolina Panthers
Drake London had been one of the league's worst yards-after-catch options through his first two seasons, and that trend had continued in 2024 (71st/91 qualifiers) up until last week. But then last week happened. Including a 31-yard touchdown, London finally flashed his upside by taking 13 targets for a 12-154-1 stat line. He has a chance at a repeat performance here against a Panthers defense that can be beaten anywhere on the field.

by Justin Edwards

ATL WR Drake London - Week 5 Fantasy Football Outlook

Week 5 vs. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Drake London's fantasy stock has skyrocketed since the signing of Kirk Cousins, and while it's understandable, he doesn't profile as a fantasy option who is going to single-handedly win us weeks. Which made his draft stock a little pricey. London has been one of the league's worst yards-after-catch options through his first two seasons, and that trend has continued in 2024 (71st/91 qualifiers). While Cousins should provide more red zone targets, it might not be enough to pull him out of "decent WR2" range.

by Justin Edwards

ATL WR Drake London - Week 4 Fantasy Football Outlook

Week 4 vs. New Orleans Saints
Drake London's fantasy stock has skyrocketed since the signing of Kirk Cousins, and while it's understandable, he doesn't profile as a fantasy option who is going to single-handedly win us weeks. Which made his draft stock a little pricey. London has been one of the league's worst yards-after-catch options through his first two seasons, and that trend has continued in 2024 (52nd/74 qualifiers). While Cousins should provide more red zone targets, it might not be enough to pull him out of "decent WR2" range.

by Justin Edwards

ATL WR Drake London - Week 3 Fantasy Football Outlook

Week 3 vs. Kansas City Chiefs
Drake London's fantasy stock has skyrocketed since the signing of Kirk Cousins, and while it's understandable, he doesn't profile as a fantasy option who is going to single-handedly win us weeks. Which made his draft stock a little pricey. London has been one of the league's worst yards-after-catch options through his first two seasons, and that trend has continued in 2024 (80th/90 qualifiers). While Cousins should provide more red zone targets, it might not be enough to pull him out of "decent WR2" range.

by Justin Edwards

ATL WR Drake London - Week 2 Fantasy Football Outlook

Week 2 @ Philadelphia Eagles
Drake London's fantasy stock has skyrocketed since the signing of Kirk Cousins, and while it's understandable, he doesn't profile as a fantasy option who is going to single-handedly win us weeks. Which made his draft stock a little pricey. London has been one of the league's worst yards-after-catch options through his first two seasons, and while Cousins should provide him more accurate deep shots and red zone targets, it might not be enough to pull him out of "decent WR2" range.

by Justin Edwards

ATL WR Drake London - Week 1 Fantasy Football Outlook

Week 1 vs. Pittsburgh Steelers
Drake London's fantasy stock has skyrocketed since the signing of Kirk Cousins, and while it's understandable, he doesn't profile as a fantasy option who is going to single-handedly win us weeks. Which made his draft stock a little pricey. London has been one of the league's worst yards-after-catch options through his first two seasons, and while Cousins should provide him more accurate deep shots and red zone targets, it might not be enough to pull him out of "decent WR2" range.

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