Drake London signs four-year extension with Atlanta Falcons

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Drake London signs four-year extension with Atlanta Falcons
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Drake London has signed a four-year, $141 million contract extension with the Atlanta Falcons that keeps him with the team through 2030. This deal makes him the NFL's third-highest paid wide receiver. In his first media appearance since the signing, London expressed his commitment to improving and his desire to help the Falcons pursue a Super Bowl title. He cited the team's young talent and supportive veteran presence as crucial to their potential success. London aims to embody what the Falcons should represent in the league.

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  • •London signs a four-year, $141 million contract with the Falcons.
  • •He is now the third-highest paid wide receiver in the NFL.
  • •London expressed eagerness to elevate his game and the team.
  • •He believes the Falcons have the talent to win a Super Bowl.
  • •He values loyalty to the team that drafted him.
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  • 3:47 PMYahoo Sports — Drake London’s Extension Was Inevitable
  • 4:43 PMYahoo Sports — Drake London welcomes challenge to level up with new contract, bring Super Bowl to Atlanta
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For years, Atlanta Falcons fans have wondered which receiver would become the face of the franchise since Julio Jones. This past week, the Falcons provided a clear response to those doubts by signing wide receiver Drake London to a four-year, $141 million contract extension, including $100 million guaranteed. The deal makes London one of the […] The post Drake London’s Extension Was Inevitable appeared first on The Lead.

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Drake London has officially signed his massive contract extension to stay with the Atlanta Falcons through 2030.

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