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The piece argues Denver should trade their 2026 first-round pick (likely No. 30) for a proven wide receiver, highlighting three targets—Jaylen Waddle, Drake London, and Brian Thomas Jr.—as realistic, high-upside options, noting the 2026 draft class isn’t deep and this is the moment for a bold move as the team nears a Super Bowl window.
Drake London is questionable for the Falcons' Monday Night Football game against the Rams due to a knee injury, while Mike Hughes is out with an ankle injury, and Clark Phillips III and Sam Roberts are also ruled out.
Drake London is active for the Atlanta Falcons in Week 16 against the Arizona Cardinals after missing four games due to a knee injury, with other key players like James Pearce Jr. also expected to play. Several players, including Mike Hughes and Malik Heath, are inactive for the game.
The Atlanta Falcons listed wide receiver Drake London as questionable for their upcoming game against the Arizona Cardinals due to a knee injury, but the team expects him to play. Defensive lineman Brandon Dorlus and edge rusher James Pearce Jr. are also questionable, with Pearce leading all rookies in sacks this season. The only players ruled out are cornerback Mike Hughes and wide receiver KhaDarel Hodge. The team reports a generally healthy week ahead of the game.
Drake London is optimistic about returning to play for the Atlanta Falcons in Week 16 after recovering from a knee injury, despite missing several games this season. He emphasizes his desire to contribute and his determination to get back on the field, regardless of the team's playoff status.
The Atlanta Falcons' Kyle Pitts and Drake London were limited in Thursday practice due to knee injuries, with Pitts coming off a career-best game, while London continues to recover from a PCL sprain; additional defensive linemen also reported injuries.
Falcons wide receiver Drake London returned to practice after missing four games with a knee injury, with his participation level to be evaluated for this weekend's game against the Cardinals. Meanwhile, tight end Kyle Pitts has been performing well in London's absence, and the team is also dealing with injuries to other players like cornerback Mike Hughes.
Atlanta Falcons' wide receiver Drake London and quarterback Michael Penix Jr. are inactive for Week 9 due to injuries, with London dealing with a hip issue and Penix with a knee bone bruise, leading to Kirk Cousins starting at quarterback.
The Atlanta Falcons listed WR Drake London as questionable for the upcoming game due to a hip injury, while also making roster moves including activating safety Jordan Fuller from injured reserve and signing linebacker Ronnie Harrison. London has accumulated 469 yards and two touchdowns this season, and the team is adjusting its lineup with other players returning or being added for the game.
The Atlanta Falcons lead the Buffalo Bills 21-7 at halftime, highlighted by Bijan Robinson's 81-yard touchdown run, the longest of his career. The Falcons outgained the Bills significantly, and Drake London has been a key receiver. The Bills face a tough comeback, with injuries impacting both teams, including key players like Jake Matthews and Joshua Palmer.
The Falcons secured a 34-27 victory over the Commanders, with standout performances from Michael Penix, Drake London, and Bijan Robinson, marking a turnaround after a previous loss and improving their record to 2-2, while the Commanders also remain at 2-2 amid injury concerns to quarterback Jayden Daniels.
The Atlanta Falcons' defense has started the 2025 season strongly, with potential for sustainability due to their aggressive blitzing and young playmakers, but tougher tests lie ahead. Meanwhile, questions about a possible Kirk Cousins trade to Cincinnati arise following Joe Burrow's injury, though it seems unlikely due to cap space constraints. Additionally, the Falcons aim to improve Drake London's involvement in the offense, which has been affected by defensive strategies and quarterback inconsistency, but optimism remains for future explosive plays.
Falcons coach Raheem Morris is optimistic about Drake London's participation in the upcoming game against the Vikings despite a shoulder injury, while Darnell Mooney remains questionable as he recovers from a shoulder injury; other players like Casey Washington and DeMarcco Hellams are returning to practice, with the game scheduled for Sunday night.
The article identifies five undervalued wide receivers—Nico Collins, Drake London, Rashee Rice, Jameson Williams, and Travis Hunter—highlighting their recent performances, potential for increased roles, and factors that could boost their fantasy value in upcoming seasons, emphasizing the importance of recognizing undervalued players for draft advantage.
Atlanta Falcons wide receiver Drake London is expected to play against the New Orleans Saints despite a hip pointer injury sustained in Week 9. Falcons coach Raheem Morris expressed optimism about London's availability, although center Drew Dalman has been ruled out. London, who has 50 catches for 552 yards and six touchdowns this season, is having a standout year with quarterback Kirk Cousins.