The Atlanta Falcons have transformed from one of the best wide receiver rooms in the league to a room with more questions than answers over the last 18 months.
While wide receiver Drake London wasn’t the consensus pick to be the 1st wide receiver drafted in 2022, Atlanta jumped on the mismatch-making USC standout with the 8th pick of the draft. That opened the door for him to be the No. 1 wide receiver in an offense continuing to rebuild without longtime star WR Julio Jones or suspended WR Calvin Ridley.
Below, we look at Drake London‘s 2022 fantasy football average draft position (ADP) and where you should draft him.
The combination of London and tight end Kyle Pitts are the building blocks for the Falcons’ future, but it may take some doing to get there quickly. It didn’t help matters that London suffered a knee injury in the first preseason game and, despite head coach Arthur Smith telling the media in the aftermath that the injury was minor, London hasn’t practiced since.