Drake London fantasy football insight from Hayden Winks - PPR Rankings

London is an underrated super star. Aside from not running a 4.35 forty, London has no real holes. He has a huge frame, catches the ball cleanly, fights for extra yards, can dunk on CBs, and can sink his hips. He has a case to be as high as the 6th-best WR in the NFL right now. London was the WR5 on WR5 usage from 2024 through Week 11 of 2025 when he went down with a PCL injury. Only Justin Jefferson and Ja'Marr Chase had a higher target share (29.6%) over that span, and the Falcons only added depth in the skill group this offseason in 3rd-round slot Zachariah Branch, Jahan Dotson, and Olamide Zaccheaus. Long story short, London is getting the damn rock this season. The Falcons underwent coaching and potentially QB changes this offseason, but neither seem worrisome versus last year's reality. Coach Kevin Stefanski is experienced and provides a real floor to the scheme, while Tua Tagovailoa can pepper London underneath and intermediate now that he's playing more slot than ever. If Penix can beat out Tua coming off his third ACL, then we're back to where we were last season. The Falcons defense could regress some, too. It's unclear if EDGE James Pearce Jr. will be eligible to play at all this season, and they didn't add much this offseason. Stud DC Jeff Ulbrich will have to work his magic again. This all helps London get targets. London has a low-end WR1 floor baked in, and if something ever happens to Bijan Robinson or Kyle Pitts, then he can flirt with the best receiving production in the NFL. He's an easy click in Round 2, especially in full PPR where he's closer to a b...