The Atlanta Falcons suffered a terrible loss to the Carolina Panthers in Week 2, and there’s no doubt that emotions were high during the game. At one point, cameras caught Drake London going back and forth with what was assumed to be someone in the crowd.
The Atlanta Falcons got fried on Sunday, losing their Week 2 contest 34-3 to the Carolina Panthers. During the matchup, there was a moment when cameras caught Bijan Robinson and Drake London in a conversation on the sideline.
Drake London did not need a press conference to explain how this home opener felt. FOX caught him on the Falcons sideline in the third quarter, pointing and talking through clenched teeth while Carolina led 27-3.
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The Atlanta Falcons are preparing for a critical Week 2 matchup against the Carolina Panthers with plenty of questions surrounding the quarterback position, but wide receiver Drake London believes the offense has to focus on what it can control.
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Fantasy football managers spend months preparing for their drafts, only for Week 1 to turn carefully constructed lineups into rubble. Sunday delivered several painful performances from early-round stars, including Drake London, Terry McLaurin and Ja’Marr Chase.
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Bijan Robinson and Drake London had an intriguing story to share regarding their numbers on the Atlanta Falcons. London entered the NFL in 2022 while Robinson arrived the year after.
The Atlanta Falcons haven't been able to get out of their own way since their last playoff appearance in 2017. Every season feels the same: enough talent to compete, too many close losses, and another offseason spent searching for answers at head coach or quarterback.
With the Dallas Cowboys preparing for Week 1 of the 2026 NFL season, the team is looking to contend for a Super Bowl and bring back its winning DNA. As the Cowboys take on the New Orleans Saints in the preseason, star wide receiver Drake London would reveal who he looks up to, as fans of Dallas will love to hear it.
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Drake London did not receive a four-year, $141 million extension because the Atlanta Falcons needed another expensive receiver. They paid him to become one of the faces of their new era.
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Several stars signed major contract extensions this offseason.
Robinson may be feeling a little envious after the Atlanta Falcons signed two of their other skill players to contract extensions.
For years, Atlanta Falcons fans have wondered which receiver would become the face of the franchise since Julio Jones. This past week, the Falcons provided a clear response to those doubts by signing wide receiver Drake London to a four-year, $141 million contract extension, including $100 million guaranteed.
The biggest move of the Falcons’ offseason was inking Drake London to a four-year, $141 million contract extension. The deal makes him the third-highest paid pass catcher in the league — a well-deserved moment for a player who embodies everything the Falcons are trying to build in Atlanta.
The ink dried on a number so large it warped the conversation before it started. Four years. $141 million. $100 million guaranteed. Drake London, the eighth overall pick from 2022, became the third-highest-paid wide receiver in the NFL behind Jaxon Smith-Njigba’s $42.15 million and Ja’Marr Chase’s $40.25 million.
The ink barely dried before the number started circulating through every NFL front office in the country. Four years. $141 million. The Atlanta Falcons locked up Drake London with a contract extension that landed like a thunderclap across the wide receiver market.
The Falcons made Drake London the third highest-paid receiver in the game yesterday, signing him to a four-year, $141 million extension that could be worth up to $150 million with incentives.
The Atlanta Falcons and wide receiver Drake London agreed to a four-year contract extension worth $141 million and $100 million guaranteed, ESPN reported Tuesday, citing London's agent.
The Atlanta Falcons don't know if their quarterback of the future is on the roster, but they do know their No. 1 wide receiver will be for quite some time.
According to Ian Rapoport, the Falcons and WR Drake London have agreed to terms on a four-year extension. Adam Schefter reports London is receiving a
The Atlanta Falcons might make yet another quarterback change this season. If they do, they appear to have the perfect WR1 to handle it -- Drake London.
On the offensive side of the ball, a lot of the conversation surrounding the Falcons will revolve around Kyle Pitts, who is set to test unrestricted free agency following a bounce-back campaign in which he caught 88 balls for 928 yards and five touchdowns.
Atlanta Falcons wide receiver Drake London enjoyed a breakout season in 2024, finishing the year with 1,271 yards and nine touchdowns. He continued his
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