If you want to win your fantasy league, you have to hit on the right wide receivers, the guys who could break fantasy.

But here's the thing. Most people are focused on last year's breakout, whether they realize it or not.

Meanwhile, the six wide receivers in this video are flying a bit under the radar, but have the opportunity to break out and be league winners.

And we can kick things off for a guy who was drafted as a second round pick expected to break out last year, and that's exactly

what he did in Drake London of the Atlanta Falcons, and he did it especially down the stretch,

like very quietly with his rookie quarterback the final month or so of the season, Michael Pennex,

Drake London went off. But before we get into those splits, and they are very powerful,

specifically, I mean, let's just look at what Drake London did. In his first year, he had Kirk Cousins as his quarterback.

He had Zach Robinson, a new offensive coordinator.

He ranked third overall in targets.

The guy was able to stay unbelievably healthy, earning a 29% target chair.

You could see that was six best in the NFL.

I mean, you can look through every single stat.

He hit 100 plus receptions.

I'm looking here.

Over 1,200 yards. That was top 5 in the league.

He was one of the best wide receivers down in and down out. He also ranked top 10 in efficiency

yards per route run. And what's even more impressive is how it happened, his role. Because

despite ranking just 20th overall in total routes run, running 30 and a half routes per game,

because there was a lot of games where the Falcons didn't throw a lot, especially earlier in the year when Kirk Cousins was not super mobile. You can see right here, the slot usage, 391 slot snaps, 38% of the time,

13th most in the NFL, and this directly correlated with new offensive coordinator, Zach Robinson

coming in. He mentioned in the offseason how Drake London would be used more in the slot,

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