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4th among WRs · 97th percentile
RoleTop Air-Yards ShareShare of team air yards
43.3%Air-Yards Share
5th among WRs · 96th percentile
EfficiencyEliteReceiving yards per target
13.6Yards / Target
3rd among WRs · 98th percentile
ProductionEliteSeason-to-date Half-PPR points
62.7Half-PPR Points
13th among WRs · 97th percentile
Bars show positional percentiles. Opportunity and Role measure usage, not player quality.
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Opportunity
Target Share
28.3%
4th among WRs
Role
Air-Yards Share
43.3%
5th among WRs
aDOT
9.1
86th among WRs
WOPR
0.73
3rd among WRs
Efficiency
Yards / Target
13.6
3rd among WRs
Production
Half-PPR Points
62.7
13th among WRs
Latest 3 games
Recent Fantasy Usage
Week 5vs BAL
15.3Fantasy pts
Usage11 targets · 7 catches
Production118 rec yds · 119 air yds
Week 4vs NO
12.1Fantasy pts
Usage6 targets · 5 catches
Production96 rec yds · 66 air yds
Week 3vs GB
23.9Fantasy pts
Usage10 targets · 9 catches
Production194 rec yds · 97 air yds
Show earlier games (2)
Week 2vs CAR
6.9Fantasy pts
Usage5 targets · 4 catches
Production51 rec yds · 23 air yds
Week 1vs PIT
4.5Fantasy pts
Usage4 targets · 2 catches
Production29 rec yds · 22 air yds
PFM Fantasy Outlook
Drake London keeps producing big receiving totals without getting into the end zone. He caught seven passes for 118 yards against Baltimore in Week 5, following 194 yards against Green Bay and 96 at New Orleans. Atlanta has made him a central part of its passing attack after a slow opening two weeks. London is up to 27 receptions for 488 yards, and he has done all of it without a touchdown.
PFM places him WR6 for Week 6 against Chicago and WR9 for the rest of the season. Those rankings are not asking fantasy managers to ignore a missing piece. They recognize that London is already delivering strong yardage on a 28.3% target share, with plenty of chances to turn another catch into a long gain. His zero-touchdown start is a reason to expect more scoring potential, not proof that scores are guaranteed. The volume is what should drive the weekly decision. The touchdowns would simply make an already productive role much more valuable.