Four Wide Receivers to Buy, Sell, or Hold in Dynasty Leagues

Welcome to the Positional Buy Sell Hold series, where each week I’ll be focusing on one position to analyze four players and what we should be doing with them in dynasty. For this week we’re back to wide receivers.

Drake London, WR ATL – Hold

For two years, we had been waiting for the official Drake London breakout, and we finally got it in 2024. London flashed serious talent and target earning ability in his first two seasons but was held down by poor quarterback play and offenses. We knew it was possible, we just had to wait longer than we wanted. For the season, London averaged 16.5 PPR points per game and established himself as a top wide receiver. He also showed chemistry with his new quarterback Michael Penix to end the season averaging 23.1 PPR PPG in the three games they played together. It’s a small sample size but it matters. Expectations are high for London in 2025. The question is what to do with those expectations.

The Move – London made a giant leap in 2024 even with Kirk Cousins playing poorly. Penix can easily perform to that same level and has plenty of potential for more. I fully expect London to have another great season in 2025 but unfortunately so does everyone else, so there’s no discount to be had. If you’re able to buy London for less than top-12 wide receiver prices, you should absolutely do it, but it will be hard to find. If I have London on my roster, I only want to sell him if I’m getting a player like AJ Brown or Garrett Wilson while getting an additional asset on top.

Jaylen Waddle, WR MIA – Buy