Drake London vs Garrett Wilson
Drake London holds a 17.3% edge in Superflex dynasty value.Updated 9/18/2026
THE CASE FOR LONDON
London is a prototypical alpha (size/role) who has already shown he can command high-end target volume and win at the catch point. At 25, you’re buying prime years with a realistic path to multiple WR1 seasons if Atlanta’s QB play stabilizes even to league average. The market gap (31.4%) is big enough that if you’re betting on talent + role, London offers the cleaner value-per-ceiling bet in dynasty.
THE CASE FOR WILSON
Wilson has already produced as a high-end target earner despite subpar QB play, which is a strong indicator of true WR1 talent. His separation ability and route versatility translate across schemes, giving him a high weekly floor when the offense is functional. If the Jets get even a competent passing environment, Wilson’s peak PPR seasons can look like elite-volume + efficiency rather than purely volume-driven.
VERDICT BY TEAM SITUATION
Slight lean Wilson for weekly floor and bankable target-earning, unless you need to unlock extra value by pivoting to London plus something.
Lean London because he’s cheaper by the market, still in prime age, and offers similar ceiling outcomes with a better value profile.
It’s close in talent tier, but the current gap is too wide—London is the better dynasty buy at these prices.
FREQUENTLY ASKED
Worth more?
Wilson is not worth 31% more than London in most dynasty formats—London is the better value at current market.
Trade?
If you have Wilson, I’d only move to London if you’re also getting a meaningful sweetener (e.g., an early 2nd or better); if you have London, I’d need a clear contender upgrade plus value to pay up for Wilson.
Superflex?
In superflex the calculus doesn’t change much for WR vs WR, but the extra premium on QBs/picks makes taking the cheaper elite-profile WR (London) plus added assets the sharper move.
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