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"He finishes plays. He lowers his head. He's tough and physical. Some guys are selective. He's all the time," Fontenot said of London, whom the team selected with the eighth overall pick of the 2022 NFL Draft. London dominated college football in his final season at USC, and broke out as a receiver in his freshman collegiate season despite playing alongside NFL receivers like Michael Pittman Jr. and Amon-Ra St. Brown. He has the opportunity to hit the ground running for a Falcons offense lacking in options behind tight end Kyle Pitts this season.

Pittman averaged over 100 receiving yards per game in his final season at USC before suffering a season-ending ankle injury, but the talented receiver should be full health by the time the season begins. Our models project him to finish as the fantasy WR41 this season (second among rookie wideouts) with 67 catches for 856 yards and 5 scores.