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Drake London is the top-40 player I'm most worried about after catching just two of four targets for 29 yards with Cooper Rush under center in Week 1. London's individual role remains excellent; he played 59 of Atlanta's 60 offensive snaps and ran a route on roughly 92% of the team's pass plays, but that usage didn't translate into enough opportunities with Rush.
STACKED’s take
London's top-40 ranking unsustainable with Cooper Rush at QB and Carolina's strong secondary.
London is the top-40 player most likely to disappoint in Week 2 despite excellent individual role and snap usage. He caught just 2 of 4 targets for 29 yards with a 7.5-yard aDOT in Week 1 under Cooper Rush, who completed only four throws to pass catchers other than Bijan Robinson. London played 59 of 60 snaps and ran routes on 92% of pass plays, but the quarterback play severely limited his opportunities. Michael Penix Jr. remains out with a knee injury and Tua Tagovailoa is unlikely to play due to an oblique injury, meaning Rush will start again. Carolina's secondary, led by Jaycee Horn, should blanket London and force him into brackets and double-teams, keeping his ceiling lower than his top-40 ranking suggests.
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