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Drake London could absolutely finish as a wide receiver one. But you're drafting him as a wide receiver, as the wide receiver seven or eight in the middle of like the second round. You need him to do it or your second round pick kind of goes up in flames
STACKED’s take
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London's second-round ADP is too risky given the quarterback and offensive uncertainty.
Matt Kelley argues that Drake London is being over-drafted as a WR7-8 in the middle of the second round. Despite his talent, the combination of quarterback uncertainty (Tua Tagovailoa vs. Michael Penix Jr.), a new offensive scheme, and potential touchdown regression creates too much risk for his current ADP. Kelley notes that even elite talents like Justin Jefferson struggled with poor quarterback play, and London's high draft cost leaves no margin for error.
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