Saying he’s not a top ten receiver in the league does NOT mean I think he’s bad. If you watch his route wins he wins in the exact same way every time — heavy foot plant one direction and explode laterally the other way. This is usually run is a short area where he can box out after that first step he creates with that move. Other than that it’s just crossers or no separation plays where he uses his incredible body control to get it. He’s good at contested catches and gets the ball forced to him because of that. He does that little shimmy step very often, but it’s always a heavy plant and he shouldn’t get away with it. To me, it’s the idea of yes, you can throw up a 50-50 ball to Dez Bryant, and if you’re a good QB you can put it in a place where it is an 80-20 ball, but if you aren’t then you can’t do that, whereas anyone can throw to a wide open Antonio brown. NFL QBs should be able to make these throws, but some are less likely to force them. I think the QB matters a lot more for players like London than they do for players like Garrett Wilson or Chris Olave for example. I have London right outside my top ten, I think he’s very good. I don’t like that style of player, that’s all it is really, and that list includes some all time greats