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Drake London is the next high in my rankings at wide receiver 7... I also feel better about him now that Tua is likely to be the quarterback in Atlanta... Tua has done a good job in his career feeding his wide receiver once... Zack Robinson our offensive coordinator is gone now... We bring in Kevin Stfansky from Cleveland. He brings over his offensive coordinator Tommy Reese... Zack Robinson did a really good job of moving Drake London around a lot and using him in the slot a lot.
STACKED’s take
WR7 with Tua; OC change from Robinson to Reese creates usage uncertainty.
Ranked WR7 in the source's rankings with a Vegas prop matched to Justin Jefferson's 1150 yards. The source is bullish on London's outlook with Tua Tagovailoa as the Falcons QB, noting 'Tua has done a good job in his career feeding his wide receiver once' and that 'whoever is the one for Tua ends up seeing an insanely insanely high target share.' London benefits from the departure of Darnell Mooney, making him the clear primary WR option. The source projects 'a monster year' given the NFC South schedule and good weather environment. However, London's usage pattern faces a potential downside with the departure of offensive coordinator Zack Robinson (now in Tampa Bay) and the arrival of Kevin Stefanski and new OC Tommy Reese from Cleveland. Robinson 'did a really good job of moving Drake London around a lot and using him in the slot a lot,' which directly led to London catching '100 passes a season' in recent years. Under Arthur Smith, London was 'never moved around, never really got him in motion, never let him take snaps from the slot,' resulting in 'very, very subpar, very disappointing statistical seasons.' The source hopes the new regime maintains the same usage but expresses concern about the unknown quantity of Tommy Reese as OC.
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