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Drake London was the wide receiver five on wide receiver five usage from 2024 through week 11 of last year... Only Justin Jefferson and Jamar Chase had a higher target share... you can get him like usually pretty late into the second round... It is difficult for me to click his name... because of the quarterback play that's tied to him. It is Tua. It is Michael Penn... Tua and Penn have like totally opposite styles here... Tua's dealing with a back a back injury right now.
STACKED’s take
Elite usage profile offers value in round two, but QB uncertainty and scheme mismatch complicate ceiling.
Atlanta Falcons WR was WR5 in usage from 2024 through week 11, with only Justin Jefferson and Jamar Chase posting higher target shares (nearly 30% over a multi-year sample). Despite not being drafted alongside Jefferson and CD Lamb in round one, London matches first-round wide receiver target volume but typically goes late into the second round. In redraft leagues, he falls between elite running backs (Saquon Barkley, Devon Achane, Chase Brown, Amarah Hampton, Derrick Henry, Ken Walker), creating unique value positioning as an island among wide receivers at his ADP. However, London's fantasy ceiling is complicated by quarterback uncertainty and conflicting offensive styles. The Falcons will likely start Tua Tagovailoa, who is dealing with a back injury, over Michael Penix Jr. (who has torn his ACL multiple times). Tua's passing profile—short, middle-field throws—differs sharply from Penix's deep, outside-the-numbers approach. The source notes this creates a 'blender' for analysis because Tua's current version is fundamentally different from his Tyreek Hill-era production, and while quick slants fit London's game, the overall offensive uncertainty and Falcons' roster turnover (offensive line, defense, coaching staff) raise concerns about the offense's readiness.
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