
It’s like none of these guys want to tough it out and feed Drake London 15+ TDs this year

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It’s like none of these guys want to tough it out and feed Drake London 15+ TDs this year
Michael Penix Jr. throwing to Drake London 🎯
NEW #ReceptionPerception content has been added to the site 🔥 Subscribers can now find RP charts, data and my evaluations on the following 6 WRs: Christian Watson DeVonta Smith Drake London Amon-Ra St. Brown Nico Collins Garrett Wilson A lot of these players are squarely in the prime of their careers but some of them continue to show annual improvement that should force us to recalibrate how we view them. Awesome group to study, and I plan to add Chris Olave and Jameson Williams to the site...
The Athletic expects ATL to open the season with Drake London, Olamide Zaccheaus, Jahan Dotson as the 3-WR set. But, "third-round draft pick Zachariah Branch will be in that rotation and could bump Dotson or Zaccheaus from the starting lineup if he has a strong training camp." <https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7472926/2026/07/28/falcons-training-camp-penix-tagovailoa-qb-competition/>
Drake London 2025 #ReceptionPerception Profile 🔥 Some highlights: - 75.7% success rate vs. man coverage (career-best) - 83.8% success rate vs. zone (88th percentile) London is one of my favorite receivers in the league right now and is one of the best players in the new-age WR1 archetype, from a deployment and skills standpoint. Had he not gotten hurt, he was easily on his way to a career year. Luckily, his RP charting shows an up-and-shut case for him to be considered a top 10 NFL receiver....
Drake London 2025 #ReceptionPerception Profile 🔥 Some highlights: - 75.7% success rate vs. man coverage (career-best) - 83.8% success rate vs. zone (88th percentile) London is one of my favorite receivers in the league right now and is one of the best players in the new-age WR1 archetype, from a deployment and skills standpoint. Had he not gotten hurt, he was easily on his way to a career year. Luckily, his RP charting shows an open-and-shut case for him to be considered a top 10 NFL receive...
Josh Downs, among 74 WRs who have run 450+ routes out of 11 personnel in the past 2 years, ranks top 10 in both TPRR and 1D/RR when in 11p. The other WRs across the NFL who were top 10 in both: Puka Nacua Ja'Marr Chase Amon-Ra St. Brown AJ Brown Drake London Mike Evans
🚨WR PROFILE DROP🚨 -Nico Collins -Drake London -Amon-Ra St. Brown -Garrett Wilson -DeVonta Smith -Christian Watson [Retweeted](
I will have 6 new WR profiles up on the #ReceptionPerception site tomorrow morning with at least two more coming by mid-week! Subscribers will be able to access full data, charts and my evaluations on the follow players tomorrow: - Amon-Ra St. Brown - Garrett Wilson - Nico Collins - Drake London - DeVonta Smith - Christian Watson Page to get a subscription: <https://receptionperception.com/subscription-page-new/>
I've got him 4th (behind Drake London as well), but man, that is insane. 15th in 2025 alone, despite playing next to an ascending rookie with an extremely beat-up Baker Mayfield and offensive line.
Best rookie WR seasons by first downs per route run (1D/RR) in the @FantasyPtsData era: [min. 200 routes] 1. Puka Nacua - 0.126 2. Rashee Rice - 0.122 3. Drake London - 0.122 4. LUTHER BURDEN - 0.117 5. Christian Watson - 0.116
1) Still love this 2022 class of WRs. So many awesome players. 2) Love the idea of Year 5 being the peak of their powers for WRs and this class in their 4th season were a real good example case for this. I would argue that several guys like Pickens, Olave, Pierce, London, Doubs, Watson and probably more were easily the best versions of themselves in isolation in Year 4. Could argue they all set the table well for Year 5 peaks. While everyone wants to be quick to judge, my general thought is i...
Calculated a volume-adjusted efficiency score from 2025, which is essentially just a split rank of yards per route run and target share. This score/metric is more correlated to following year FP/G (0.333 r-squared) than both YPRR (0.285) and target share (0.307) individually. Here's the top 12 in this metric (and their positional ADP in parentheses): 1. JSN (WR3) 2. Puka (WR2) 3. Amon-Ra (WR4) ***4. ZAY FLOWERS (WR14)*** 5. Ja'Marr Chase (WR1) 6. Drake London (WR8) 7. Ceedee Lamb (WR5) 8. Ras...
.@TheDan_Parr ranks his fantasy WRs for the 2026 season: 1 - Ja’Marr Chase 2 - Puka Nacua 3 - Jaxon Smith-Njigba 4 - Amon-Ra St. Brown 5 - AJ Brown 6 - CeeDee Lamb 7 - Justin Jefferson 8 - George Pickens 9 - Drake London 10 - Nico Collins 11 - Rashee Rice 12 - Chris Olave