Atlanta’s Falcons are reaching an agreement with wide receiver Drake London on a contract extension that keeps him with the team for four additional years, according to multiple reports. The deal is reported to be worth $141 million in total. Several outlets describe London as becoming one of the highest-paid receivers in the NFL as a result of the extension, with one report placing him as the league’s third-highest-paid wideout. London, who is 24, is viewed as a key part of Atlanta’s passing offense, and the extension reflects the team’s decision to retain him through the prime years of his career. While some reports focus on the contract’s scale and his new pay ranking, the core details across sources remain consistent: it is a four-year extension, valued at $141 million, and it ties London to the Falcons longer term. The available reporting does not include additional contract breakdowns such as guarantees, incentives, or specific figures beyond the total reported value and duration.
Falcons agree to four-year, $141 million extension with WR Drake London
Atlanta’s Falcons are reaching an agreement with wide receiver Drake London on a contract extension that keeps him with the team for four additional years, according to multiple reports. The deal is r...
- The Falcons are reported to have agreed to a four-year contract extension with WR Drake London.
- The extension is reported to be worth $141 million in total.
- London is described as becoming the third-highest-paid wide receiver in the NFL after signing.
- The agreement keeps London with Atlanta for additional years, extending his tenure with the team.
- Multiple outlets report London is 24 years old at the time of signing.
London became the third-highest-paid receiver in the NFL upon signing his new deal in Atlanta. Now he has to "go out there and earn it."
5 hours agoDrake London reportedly agreed to a four-year, $141 million deal with the Falcons, making him the third highest-paid wide receiver in the NFL.
6 days agoThe Falcons are keeping one of their star playmakers in the fold for a while.
1 week agoThe talented wide receiver, 24, will be staying in Atlanta for an additional four years, thanks to a new $141 million extension.
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