Start Drake London or Mike Evans? Week 6
Locks at kickoff, graded after.
Start Drake London over Mike Evans

- Market projects
- 18.8
- fantasy pts
- Snap share
- 88%
- Through Week 5
- Target share
- 28%
- Through Week 5

- Market projects
- 17.8
- fantasy pts
- Snap share
- 58%
- Through Week 5
- Target share
- 25%
- Through Week 5
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Our Week 6 call
Start Drake London over Mike Evans in Week 6.
Market-based projections have Drake London at 18.8 points and Mike Evans at 17.8, a gap of 1.0. That is inside the noise of a single catch, so treat it as close to a coin flip.
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What the market projects
Player markets imply 18.8 fantasy points for Drake London, with 100 percent of the markets a WR needs posted.
The market has Drake London at 88.5 receiving yards and 6.5 receptions, with a 45% chance to score a touchdown (5, 5 and 6 market sources).
Player markets imply 17.8 fantasy points for Mike Evans, with 100 percent of the markets a WR needs posted.
The market has Mike Evans at 75.5 receiving yards and 5.5 receptions, with a 54% chance to score a touchdown (7, 8 and 10 market sources).
That puts Drake London 1.0 points ahead of Mike Evans on the market projections.
Injury status
Drake London is not on the injury report.
Mike Evans is not on the injury report.
Usage before Week 6
Through Week 5, Drake London played 88 percent of ATL snaps, drew 28 percent of the targets, earned 43 percent of the air yards and had 0 percent of the red zone chances.
Drake London, Week 2 against CAR: 43 of 69 snaps, 1 carry for -2 yards, 5 targets and 4 catches for 51 yards.
Drake London, Week 3 against GB: 66 of 71 snaps, 10 targets and 9 catches for 194 yards.
Drake London, Week 4 against NO: 51 of 57 snaps, 6 targets and 5 catches for 96 yards.
Drake London, Week 5 against BAL: 63 of 64 snaps, 11 targets and 7 catches for 118 yards.
Through Week 5, Mike Evans played 58 percent of SF snaps, drew 25 percent of the targets, earned 43 percent of the air yards and had 12 percent of the red zone chances.
Mike Evans, Week 2 against MIA: 28 of 52 snaps, 3 targets and 3 catches for 54 yards.
Mike Evans, Week 3 against ARI: 18 of 54 snaps, 6 targets and 3 catches for 34 yards, 2 touchdowns.
Mike Evans, Week 4 against DEN: 39 of 66 snaps, 8 targets and 5 catches for 76 yards.
Mike Evans, Week 5 against SEA: 38 of 60 snaps, 10 targets and 7 catches for 113 yards, 1 touchdown.
Their 2025 seasons
In 2025, Drake London played 12 games for ATL and scored 201.9 PPR points, 16.8 a game, finishing WR19.
He caught 68 of 112 targets for 919 yards and 7 touchdowns, with 13 red zone targets and 690 air yards.
He was on the field for 90 percent of the offense's snaps in the games he played.
In 2025, Mike Evans played 8 games for TB and scored 84.8 PPR points, 10.6 a game, finishing WR76.
He caught 30 of 61 targets for 368 yards and 3 touchdowns, with 8 red zone targets and 331 air yards.
He was on the field for 65 percent of the offense's snaps in the games he played.
Their other Week 6 calls
On the draft board
Ranked ahead
WR2 · ATL · bye unlisted
2026 vs anytime td line 0-5
- Overall rank
- 5
- Draft pick
- no consensus
- Tier
- 2
Ranked behind
WR3 · SF · bye 8
2026 vs anytime td line 3-2
- Overall rank
- 7
- Draft pick
- no consensus
- Tier
- 3
The board cards are draft figures, not the week's call. Locks at kickoff, graded after. When the start/sit engine grades week 6, the call and the result appear on the public record, wrong ones included.
The gap between them
- Spots apart on the board2
- Pick differencenot comparable without a consensus on both
- Tierstier 2 and tier 3
- Board size173 draftable players
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