Another touchdown for the Atlanta Falcons primary receiver on a long overdue night. London has faced as much frustration as any receiver in this league. Whether it was Arthur Smith using London as a consistent primary blocker or trying to catch passes from Mariota and Ridder, it was a tough road.

What the last two years have done is make London a great teammate and a very willing blocker. Two things that showed up on the field Thursday night in what was his best game yet. London finished the night with 12 catches, 154 yards and a touchdown.

London is such an easy player to like because of his commitment and ability to always be in the right place. Converting key downs and helping set the tone offensively early was a breakthrough for Atlanta’s primary receiver. Yes, Darnell Mooney has been great and Kyle Pitts has come back from the dead, but make no mistake about who the number one option for this team is. London proved both in this game and against Philly that Kirk Cousins ​​will be looking for number five in the biggest moment.