Drake London's time on the field for the Trojans was shorter than it should have been, but when he was out there, he was a force of nature

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London was fourth in the NFL in receiving yards last year. Falcons quarterback Michael Penix Jr. thinks he'll be even better this year.

Check the stats, Atlanta Falcons wide receiver Drake London excelled in nearly every statistical category in 2024. Now, heading into 2025 with second-year quarterback Michael Penix Jr., London can comfortably settle into his role as the primary receiver without worrying about instability or a lack of chemistry with his QB1.

This article was originally published on www.si.com/nfl/falcons as Drake London - The Atlanta Falcons' Jekyll and Hyde. Atlanta Falcons wide receiver Drake London has quickly become one of the leaders on the team with an infectious personality, tireless work ethic, and obsessive competitiveness.

A switch flips when Atlanta Falcons wide receiver Drake London steps onto an NFL field. His easygoing demeanor and infectious smile quickly fade once the wideout leaves the sideline.

Drake London, Terry McLaurin, Garrett Wilson, and Khalil Shakir were on my breakout list last year ... along with nine other players who either got hurt or disappointed us greatly.

Draft day is all about finding value and avoiding costly mistakes – and Average Draft Position (ADP) is one of the best tools to help you do both. By comparing where players are being drafted to their projected production,