Elite per-game pace despite injuries; second-round value with first-round upside.
Matt Harmon ranks London second among the elite WR1 trio (Jefferson, London, Brown) and calls him "the one that's so interesting." Despite uncertain QB situation in Atlanta, Pennix wants to throw him 15 targets per game with less target competition than Jefferson or AJ Brown. London produced elite per-game stats last year despite missing five games and poor QB play: 96 catches, 300 yards, and 10 TDs on pace over 17 games; through week 11 he averaged the third-most fantasy points in half-PPR at receiver behind only JSN and Puka Nakula. Harmon projects he can be acquired in the second round and deliver first-round value, noting he's underestimated despite being a proven elite receiver in a bad offense that will be in comeback mode. London is positioned for solid fantasy production as long as QB play is average—he's already proven he can post decent stats with bad quarterback play.
View Drake London 2026 fantasy football value pagePlayer profile with fantasy value, ADP, projections, news, and source-backed STACKED insightsDrake London maybe doesn't have the quarterback situation as figured out, but Pennix wants to throw this dude 15 targets per game...he was really performing like an elite receiver...96 catches over 300 yards and 10 touchdowns...he was averaging the third most fantasy points in half PPR at receiver behind only JSN and Puka Nakula...you can get him in the second round and I think he could potentially give you first round value.
Drake London fantasy football FAQ
- What did Fantasy Football with Ian Hartitz say about Drake London?
- Matt Harmon ranks London second among the elite WR1 trio (Jefferson, London, Brown) and calls him "the one that's so interesting." Despite uncertain QB situation in Atlanta, Pennix wants to throw him 15 targets per game with less target competition than Jefferson or AJ Brown. London produced elite per-game stats last year despite missing five games and poor QB play: 96 catches, 300 yards, and 10 TDs on pace over 17 games; through week 11 he averaged the third-most fantasy points in half-PPR at receiver behind only JSN and Puka Nakula. Harmon projects he can be acquired in the second round and deliver first-round value, noting he's underestimated despite being a proven elite receiver in a bad offense that will be in comeback mode. London is positioned for solid fantasy production as long as QB play is average—he's already proven he can post decent stats with bad quarterback play.
- Is this good or bad for Drake London's fantasy football value?
- STACKED tags this as a positive fantasy football signal for Drake London (WR ATL). Elite per-game pace despite injuries; second-round value with first-round upside.
- Where can I see Drake London's full 2026 fantasy outlook, projections, and ADP?
- Drake London's complete 2026 fantasy football outlook — projections, ADP movement across every platform, injury context, and all source-backed STACKED insights — is on their STACKED player profile.