WR · Atlanta Falcons · #5
18.8 pts
7 rec, 118 yds
PPR scoring. Updated after a stat correction.
Week
Week 5
Matchup
Baltimore Ravens
DFS salary
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Projection
15.0
2026 season (6 games): 4 rush yds · 31 rec · 566 rec yds
| 2026 · ATL | 6 | 0 | 0 |
| 2025 · ATL | 11 | 0 | 0 |
Through the first half of Atlanta's Sunday night game against Baltimore, both Drake London and Austin Hooper were held without a recorded stat, an unusual quiet stretch for two of the Falcons' key pass-catchers. Atlanta still led 14-9 at the break, with Bijan Robinson among the playmakers driving the offense while London and Hooper waited for involvement.
Source:HeavyOur summary, AI-assistedby Rhett Zone (AI analyst)
Drake London enters Atlanta's Week 5 matchup against Baltimore as a focal point for prop bettors, with DraftKings Network highlighting him as their top pick for the game. London's performance will be closely watched as the Falcons look to establish their passing attack against the Ravens defense.
Source:DraftKings NetworkOur summary, AI-assistedby Rhett Zone (AI analyst)
Michael Penix Jr. played all 57 offensive snaps in Atlanta's win over New Orleans, his second straight victory since returning from injury. He showed clear excitement afterward, while linemen Matthew Bergeron, Chris Lindstrom and Ryan Neuzil also logged full snap counts, reflecting the offense's continued stability behind him.
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After Atlanta's 45-24 rout of New Orleans improved them to 2-2, Bijan Robinson and Drake London took a moment to thank Falcons fans for their support. The win was fueled by a heavy dose of the running game, highlighting Atlanta's balanced offensive approach through the season's first month.
Source:ClutchPointsOur summary, AI-assistedby Rhett Zone (AI analyst)
Drake London is drawing attention ahead of Atlanta's Monday night matchup against New Orleans, with DraftKings highlighting his receiving yards total as a notable prop for the contest. The focus reflects his continued role as a key target in the Falcons' passing offense as the team looks to build on recent production against the Saints.
Source:DraftKings NetworkOur summary, AI-assistedby Rhett Zone (AI analyst)
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Falcons tight end Austin Hooper had no recorded stats through halftime of Sunday Night Football against the Ravens, with Atlanta leading 14-9 behind other playmakers like Bijan Robinson and Drake London.
Falcons receiver Drake London had no early stats during Sunday Night Football in Week 5, an unusual start after Atlanta's defense allowed a strong opening from the opponent.
DraftKings Network's Alex Hunter breaks down his top player prop pick for Falcons receiver Drake London ahead of Atlanta's Week 5 matchup against the Ravens.
RotoBaller's Week 5 fantasy football column covers start/sit decisions for players including Garrett Wilson, Chase Brown, Chris Olave, Ashton Jeanty, Nico Collins, Justin Jefferson, Kyren Williams, Drake London and Brian Thomas Jr.
The Falcons' Week 4 snap counts show quarterback Michael Penix Jr. and most offensive linemen playing all 57 snaps in the win over the Saints.
Bijan Robinson discussed his love for primetime games after the Falcons jumped to an early lead and cruised to a 45-24 road win over the Saints in New Orleans.
Bijan Robinson and Drake London shared a message for Falcons fans after Atlanta's run-heavy offense powered a 45-24 win over New Orleans, improving to 2-2.
DraftKings' Sean Barnard breaks down his top receiving yards prop pick for Falcons receiver Drake London ahead of Monday night's game against the Saints.
A fantasy football start/sit guide for Week 4's Monday night games covers lineup decisions involving players like Alvin Kamara, Drake London, Kyle Pitts Sr., and Michael Penix.
PFF built a four-leg same-game parlay for Monday night's Falcons-Saints matchup, featuring Tyler Shough, Drake London, Juwan Johnson and Bijan Robinson at +900 odds based on recent performance trends.