STACKED’s take
Drake London's value is format-dependent; strong WR core allows flexibility.
Drake London's trade value is format-dependent. In start-nine formats, Deandre Swift is hesitant about trading him away for Chase Brown, particularly if the league uses three wide receivers and double flex. However, London is part of a strong wide receiver core (alongside Puka Nacua, CD Lamb, and Brian Thomas) that allows a team to comfortably make trades away from the position in superflex formats. In direct comparison, London and AJ Brown are viewed as equivalent in value. When evaluated against Malite Neighbors, London is considered a lateral move or slight down-tier, and Swift recommends keeping London rather than trading for Neighbors in a 10-team, two wide receiver, one flex league.
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