26 players received votes in ESPN’s WR rankings poll. Somehow, Drake London did not earn a single vote.

The Atlanta Falcons feel like they have a star receiver in Drake London, and the stats seem to back that up. After playing with journeymen quarterbacks Marcus Mariota, Desmond Ridder and Taylor Heinicke during his first two NFL seasons, London broke out in 2024 with improved QB play.

The former top-10 pick finished fourth in total receiving yards (1,271), and tied for ninth in both catches (100) and touchdowns (9). However, London still isn’t getting much recognition around the NFL.

ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler polled league execs, coaches and scouts to rank the top 10 receivers entering the 2025 season. Not only was London left off the list, but he didn’t even get a nod as one of six honorable mentions. In fact, the third-year Falcons wideout did not receive a single vote despite his breakout season.

For reference, 26 wide receivers received at least one vote, yet only three players finished with more receiving yards than London in 2024. Here are the other receivers to earn votes in ESPN’s poll:

DeVonta Smith (Philadelphia Eagles), Ladd McConkey (Los Angeles Chargers), Jaxon Smith-Njigba (Seattle Seahawks), Jameson Williams (Detroit Lions), DJ Moore (Chicago Bears), Chris Godwin (Tampa Bay Buccaneers), George Pickens (Dallas Cowboys), Calvin Ridley (Tennessee Titans), Jaylen Waddle (Miami Dolphins), Courtland Sutton (Denver Broncos) — ESPN’s poll of execs, coaches and scouts

Falcons fans react to ESPN’s wide receiver rankings:

London is poised to keep ascending in 2025 with Michael Penix Jr. taking over at quarterback. The two connected for 10 catches, 187 receiving yards and two touchdowns in Atlanta’s 2024 season finale.

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