Drake London is absolutely tearing it up, and SportsLine AI is calling for him to smash the Over on 80.5 receiving yards on ‘Sunday Night Football’ against the Baltimore Ravens. This isn’t just some random hunch; the guy’s been on an incredible run, making it a 4-star prop bet that’s hard to ignore. When Michael Penix Jr. is under center, London’s numbers just explode, and the Ravens’ defense has a huge target on its back when it comes to defending wideouts.
London’s Lights-Out Performance Under Penix Jr.
Look, the numbers don’t lie. London has gone over his receiving yardage prop in five straight starts with Penix Jr. throwing him the ball. Extend that out, and he’s cleared it in seven of his last eight games alongside the southpaw quarterback. We’re not talking about barely squeaking by either. Over those eight games, London is straight-up averaging a staggering 117.6 receiving yards. That’s elite production, no matter who you’re playing.
This dude also loves the spotlight. In 12 primetime games, he’s averaged 84.6 receiving yards, which is a solid bump from his 61.4 yards in earlier games. This isn’t just London hitting his stride; it’s London hitting his stride *specifically* when the whole league is watching. With Lamar Jackson out due to an ankle injury for the Ravens, you know Atlanta is going to need to make some big plays through the air, and London is clearly their guy.
Baltimore’s Wideout Weakness Could Get Exposed
Here’s the kicker: Baltimore’s defense has a known soft spot when it comes to defending wide receivers. Only five teams in the entire league allow more than the 183.5 receiving yards the Ravens give up to opposing wideouts. Think about that for a second. London is averaging 117.6 yards by himself when Penix is playing, and he’s going against a defense that’s already struggling to contain receivers. It’s like a perfect storm brewing for a huge night from the Falcons’ main target.
With both squads reportedly preferring to lean on the ground game, especially with Jackson out for Baltimore, it might make sense to look at Unders for some receiving props elsewhere. For instance, Bijan Robinson has had two or fewer catches in each of his last three games where Penix completed, and Atlanta seems to prioritize his running over his receiving with Penix at quarterback. He shares the 3.5 receptions prop with Mark Andrews, with plus-money available for hitting the under. But for London? All signs point to a monster night.
So, when the Falcons and Ravens kick off on ‘Sunday Night Football,’ all eyes should be on Drake London. He’s been electric, especially with Penix Jr., and the Ravens’ defense has shown it struggles against guys like him. It’s set up to be a prime opportunity for London to absolutely feast under the lights. You won’t want to miss it.
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Originally reported by CBS Sports.
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