Falcons WR Drake London tallied 8 receptions for 97 yards on 12 targets in Sunday's loss to the Saints. He led the team in all three categories, an especially nice showing after London entered the game questionable with the hip injury that knocked him out of Week 9.
London drew a target on 31.6% of Kirk Cousins' pass attempts. He tied his second-largest target total of the season and tallied his second-most receptions and yards.
That production lined up with what London's done for most of the season. He caught 6+ balls in six straight games before a down week vs. Tampa Bay and then the injury game.
Week 11 brings a tough matchup with the Broncos, though -- especially for London. He figures to see a Pat Surtain II shadow for at least most of that one. And then comes a Week 12 bye.
London's schedule looks solid beyond that, at least.
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