Falcons receiver Drake London caught ten passes for 187 yards and two touchdowns in a loss to the Panthers.
Dynasty Analysis
London clearly has chemistry with new quarterback Michael Penix and finishes the season with 100 catches for 1,271 yards and nine touchdowns. While not quite a WR1, it's not hard to see London getting there next season. He seems like an upside buy in dynasty leagues moving forward.
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Falcons receiver Drake London had 12 catches for 154 yards and a touchdown in the Falcons come-from-behind overtime win against Tampa Bay.
Dynasty Analysis
Kirk Cousins struggled mightily the first month of the season, but London was somehow able to salvage some decent value in the short-term. Tonight was different as Cousins unleashed 58 pass attempts and targeted London 13 times on the night. While we need to see more before locking in London as a true WR1, he's certainly good enough to be a solid weekly starter moving forward.
Falcons receiver Drake London had just two catches for 15 yards in Atlanta's season-opening loss against Pittsburgh.
Dynasty Analysis
This was one of the most disappointing stat lines of the day as many expected London to have a breakout season with Kirk Cousins at the helm. Instead, London was a non-factor today as Cousins favored the likes of Kyle Pitts and Bijan Robinson more. Even Ray-Ray McCloud ended with more targets (7) than London (3). This shouldn't hold up but London is going to be a tough start next week. He remains a solid hold but his dynasty star is starting to fade a bit.
