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ArticleBeyond the Waiver Wire: Fantasy Football Moves to Make (Week 2)
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London owns the Atlanta No. 1 WR role, with a 98.2% snap share and a team-high 92.3% route participation. True targets came in at 5 (4 official + 1 erased by Atlanta's own holding on an 8-yard catch), a 20.8% adjusted target share - the clear top mark on the team. Production was bad (2 catches for 29 yards), but there's hope at the end of the tunnel in Penix. Buy low on London before he gets his QB1 back under center. In his first 14 games played with Penix over the last two seasons, London was nearly eclipsing 20 fantasy PPG in full PPR (nearly 92 receiving yards and 11 targets per game). Elite-level numbers.
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London's 20.8% target share and elite Penix history make him a buy-low candidate.

Owns the Atlanta No. 1 WR role with a 98.2% snap share and team-high 92.3% route participation. True targets came in at 5 (4 official + 1 erased by holding), a 20.8% adjusted target share—the clear top mark on the team. Production was bad (2 catches for 29 yards) in Week 1, but there's hope at the end of the tunnel in Michael Penix Jr. Buy low on London before he gets his QB1 back under center. In his first 14 games played with Penix over the last two seasons, London was nearly eclipsing 20 fantasy PPG in full PPR (nearly 92 receiving yards and 11 targets per game)—elite-level numbers.

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