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Let's find out where the rookie wide receivers are ranked right now on fantasy football today in five

madam and dave here let's break it down let's start with drake london going to the falcons

where'd you rank them i ranked them right on the round 6-7 turn.

Sevent.

He'll be a little bit lower than that in non-PPR.

You can't love the landing spot of Atlanta, at least not for the 2022 season, but he is going to have a path to well over 100 targets, probably in that 120 target range.

And it looks like the Falcons are trying to build a nice basketball team. They've got Kyle Pitts. They've got Drake London. These are big physical players who can snare the football if it's off target or, you know, a foot and a half above their head, something like that. I would expect London to also be usable in the red zone. So if teams decided double team Kyle Pitts, they did that a lot

last year. Well, now Drake London will have a one-on-one opportunity. Even Marcus Mariotta or Desmond

Ritter can find him in those situations. He should be okay. He should be okay as the number three

receiver. That's where you draft him as. Garrett Wilson to the Jets. Now I was excited about Garrett Wilson because he's on the Jets and at least for his year,

we'll share the field with Elijah Moore and Corey Davis.

Plus they got Reese Hall, so they're going to have a renewed interest in their run game.

And we just don't know how good of a quarterback Zach Wilson is.

I do like the talent.

I think he's a good field stretcher. I think he can

get away from defensive backs when he catches the ball in space. But I'm worried about a path to

100 targets for him in his rookie year. I've got him right now. Let me take a quick double check.

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