Drake London
  • Drake London

  • WR
  • , Atlanta Falcons
  • 24
  • 215 lbs
  • 6' 4"
  • USC
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Scouting report

by Justin Edwards

ATL WR Drake London - Week 9 Fantasy Football Outlook

Week 9 vs. Dallas Cowboys
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 31 targets for a 24-291-3 stat line from Weeks 5-7 before falling back down to earth in Week 8. He's slightly volatile, but he's proven he can deliver high-end WR2 numbers and should continue to be considered just that.

by Justin Edwards

ATL WR Drake London - Week 8 Fantasy Football Outlook

Week 8 @ Tampa Bay Buccaneers
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 31 targets for a 24-291-3 stat line. He has a chance to continue these performances against a Buccaneers defense that started this run of games in the first place.

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.

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