*** Ah! And, we might have found a solution to the ranking widget issue using Fantasy Nation (via Football Diehards). All three scores work and are editable by me (unlike before), and the widget will let you scroll on Android (browser) without using two fingers! YES! ***
#CheckTheLink-ageWaivers | True SOS (APA — Wednesday update) Fantasy Football 101 (starts, sits, trades, more) All Football (video pod)
2022 Week 11 Fantasy Football Sleepers
🚨 HEADS UP 🚨 These are sleepers. They will not mimic my ranking 100%. This chases upwards and often carries more risks.
QUARTER
LIKELY STARTER: Daniel Jones, New York — Jones is back again after his QB13 finish as this week is an even better matchup. Jones didn’t run as much as he did in Weeks 3, 4 and 7, but he did throw two touchdowns for just the third time. The Lions are one of the best matchups you can find, with five quarterbacks scoring 24.7+ and five quarterbacks throwing two or more touchdowns. The Lions also allowed four games of 40+ rushing yards to QBs, including Justin Fields’ Week 10 bananas.
RUNNING BACK
LIKELY STARTER: Brian Robinson, WSH — Although Antonio Gibson looks reborn in this timeshare role, don’t overlook Robinson for a possible Week 10 repeat. The Eagles’ game was not favorable, but Robinson struggled in the end zone. He won’t have to struggle much this week as the Texans are allowing the most FPPG to running backs with 1,407 rushing yards (next closest is 1,228) and 13 rushing backs. HAIL MARY START: Cordarrelle Patterson and Tyler Allgeier, ATL — With 38 total rushing yards in Week 10 — 23 total yards given Allgeier’s -17 — it might be tough to start one or both. Fortunately, the Bears struggled to keep the running back out of the end zone allowing 12 rushing touchdowns, including three multi-score rushing games.
LITTLE RECEIVER
LIKELY STARTER: Courtland Sutton, DEN — Even if Jerry Jeudy can play this week, Sutton deserves to start given the thin receivers due to byes and injuries. This Russell Wilson-led offense has been difficult to look at for the most part, but the Raiders can be a cure for what ails them. Sutton and Jeudy both scored against them in Week 4, and the Raiders have allowed 10 double-digit scores and eight touchdowns this year, including Matt Ryan having a solid performance in his return. LIKELY STARTER: Josh Palmer, LAC — The Chiefs have allowed double-digit scoring to wideouts in every game outside of the Malik Willis Titans game, with four games of teammates exceeding 10 fantasy points. Palmer is back in the game, as DeAndre Carter was here last week, but Carter’s upside depends on Keenan Allen returning. Palmer can start either way. HAIL MARY START: DJ Moore, CAR — As mentioned in this week’s Waiver Worries, Moore will likely have a toast with Baker Mayfield back, but that’s why he’s playing the Hail Mary now. The Ravens have played better of late, but every receiver with 9+ targets against the Ravens has averaged at least 8.5 fantasy points, averaging 11.8 targets, 114 yards and four total touchdowns (and 18.0 FPPG). Of course, this is based on Mayfield not looking like grass.
TIGHT END
HAIL MARY START: Greg Dulcich, DEN — Back to the Broncos, and I know, believing in more than one team is a lot to ask. The Raiders haven’t given up a ton to the tight ends, but Gerald Everett, Zach Ertz and Travis Kelce all had nice games…especially Kelce (30.0 ppg). The rest of the opposing tight ends are average, however Geoff Swaim, Jordan Akins, Taysom Hill and Kylen Granson all had 7.7+ points. Dulcich was disappointing last week, but he has 21 targets through his four games, 17 of those targets for 12-182-1 and 30.2 points through his first three games.
Have fun with the rankings! The best bullies in movies and TV
Thanks to @_jds_jds for this idea. I joked that Rachaad White took Qandree Diggs’ lunch money in Germany and he responded by asking the top TV/movie bullies of all time. Of course, it’s extremely gratifying to see the bullies get their comeuppance, but let’s get those off (pun intended).
BUY AND SELL
As the trade deadline closes, I’ll list some best and worst SOS for the playoffs (only)
Buys
Jimmy Garoppolo, QB, SF — 4th: SEA, WSH, LV Lamar Jackson, QB, BAL — 6th: CLE, ATL, PIT Derrick Henry, RB, TEN — 1st: LAC, HOU, DAL Alvin Kamara, RB, NO — 2nd: ATL, CLE, PHI Leonard Fournette, RB, TB — 3rd: CIN, ARI, CAR George Pickens and Diontae Johnson, WR, PIT — 2nd: CAR, LV, BAL Chris Olave (and maybe others), WR, NO — 5th Greg Dulcich, TE, DEN — 3rd: YES, LAR, KC Pat Freiermuth, TE, PIT — 4th
It sells
Tua Tagovailoa, QB, MIA — 30th: BUF, GB, NE Joe Burrow, QB, CIN — 27th: TB, NE, BUF Josh Jacobs, RB, LV — 32nd: NE, PIT, SF Joe Mixon, RB, CIN — 30th Allen Robinson, WR, LAR — 32nd: GB, DEN, LAC Christian Kirk, WR, JAX — 28th: DAL, NYJ, HOU David Njoku, TE, CLE — 30th: BAL, NO, WSH Dallas Goedert, TE, PHI — 28th: CHI, DAL, NO
Week 11 Fantasy Football Previews
🚨 HEADS UP 🚨 These may differ from my ranking and my ranks are the order I would start players out of additional context like, “I need a higher boost, even if it’s dangerous”. Also based on 4-point TDs for QBs, 6-point rest and Half-PPR Download link added on Thursday These are NOT updated on Sunday mornings, FYI
Week 11 Fantasy Football Rankings
🚨 ATTENTION 🚨
We found a solution to the ranking widget issue using Fantasy Nation (via Football Diehards). All three scores work and are editable by me (unlike before), and the widget will let you scroll on Android (browser) without using two fingers! YES! It’s updated regularly, so check back until the lineups are locked.
(Photo by Cooper Neill/Getty Images)
title: “Fantasy Football Rankings Week 11 Sleepers Starts Sits Brian Robinson Greg Dulcich And Others " ShowToc: true date: “2022-11-19” author: “Frances Mcclure”
*** Ah! And, we might have found a solution to the ranking widget issue using Fantasy Nation (via Football Diehards). All three scores work and are editable by me (unlike before), and the widget will let you scroll on Android (browser) without using two fingers! YES! ***
#CheckTheLink-ageWaivers | True SOS (APA — Wednesday update) Fantasy Football 101 (starts, sits, trades, more) All Football (video pod)
2022 Week 11 Fantasy Football Sleepers
🚨 HEADS UP 🚨 These are sleepers. They will not mimic my ranking 100%. This chases upwards and often carries more risks.
QUARTER
LIKELY STARTER: Daniel Jones, New York — Jones is back again after his QB13 finish as this week is an even better matchup. Jones didn’t run as much as he did in Weeks 3, 4 and 7, but he did throw two touchdowns for just the third time. The Lions are one of the best matchups you can find, with five quarterbacks scoring 24.7+ and five quarterbacks throwing two or more touchdowns. The Lions also allowed four games of 40+ rushing yards to QBs, including Justin Fields’ Week 10 bananas.
RUNNING BACK
LIKELY STARTER: Brian Robinson, WSH — Although Antonio Gibson looks reborn in this timeshare role, don’t overlook Robinson for a possible Week 10 repeat. The Eagles’ game was not favorable, but Robinson struggled in the end zone. He won’t have to struggle much this week as the Texans are allowing the most FPPG to running backs with 1,407 rushing yards (next closest is 1,228) and 13 rushing backs. HAIL MARY START: Cordarrelle Patterson and Tyler Allgeier, ATL — With 38 total rushing yards in Week 10 — 23 total yards given Allgeier’s -17 — it might be tough to start one or both. Fortunately, the Bears struggled to keep the running back out of the end zone allowing 12 rushing touchdowns, including three multi-score rushing games.
LITTLE RECEIVER
LIKELY STARTER: Courtland Sutton, DEN — Even if Jerry Jeudy can play this week, Sutton deserves to start given the thin receivers due to byes and injuries. This Russell Wilson-led offense has been difficult to look at for the most part, but the Raiders can be a cure for what ails them. Sutton and Jeudy both scored against them in Week 4, and the Raiders have allowed 10 double-digit scores and eight touchdowns this year, including Matt Ryan having a solid performance in his return. LIKELY STARTER: Josh Palmer, LAC — The Chiefs have allowed double-digit scoring to wideouts in every game outside of the Malik Willis Titans game, with four games of teammates exceeding 10 fantasy points. Palmer is back in the game, as DeAndre Carter was here last week, but Carter’s upside depends on Keenan Allen returning. Palmer can start either way. HAIL MARY START: DJ Moore, CAR — As mentioned in this week’s Waiver Worries, Moore will likely have a toast with Baker Mayfield back, but that’s why he’s playing the Hail Mary now. The Ravens have played better of late, but every receiver with 9+ targets against the Ravens has averaged at least 8.5 fantasy points, averaging 11.8 targets, 114 yards and four total touchdowns (and 18.0 FPPG). Of course, this is based on Mayfield not looking like grass.
TIGHT END
HAIL MARY START: Greg Dulcich, DEN — Back to the Broncos, and I know, believing in more than one team is a lot to ask. The Raiders haven’t given up a ton to the tight ends, but Gerald Everett, Zach Ertz and Travis Kelce all had nice games…especially Kelce (30.0 ppg). The rest of the opposing tight ends are average, however Geoff Swaim, Jordan Akins, Taysom Hill and Kylen Granson all had 7.7+ points. Dulcich was disappointing last week, but he has 21 targets through his four games, 17 of those targets for 12-182-1 and 30.2 points through his first three games.
Have fun with the rankings! The best bullies in movies and TV
Thanks to @_jds_jds for this idea. I joked that Rachaad White took Qandree Diggs’ lunch money in Germany and he responded by asking the top TV/movie bullies of all time. Of course, it’s extremely gratifying to see the bullies get their comeuppance, but let’s get those off (pun intended).
BUY AND SELL
As the trade deadline closes, I’ll list some best and worst SOS for the playoffs (only)
Buys
Jimmy Garoppolo, QB, SF — 4th: SEA, WSH, LV Lamar Jackson, QB, BAL — 6th: CLE, ATL, PIT Derrick Henry, RB, TEN — 1st: LAC, HOU, DAL Alvin Kamara, RB, NO — 2nd: ATL, CLE, PHI Leonard Fournette, RB, TB — 3rd: CIN, ARI, CAR George Pickens and Diontae Johnson, WR, PIT — 2nd: CAR, LV, BAL Chris Olave (and maybe others), WR, NO — 5th Greg Dulcich, TE, DEN — 3rd: YES, LAR, KC Pat Freiermuth, TE, PIT — 4th
It sells
Tua Tagovailoa, QB, MIA — 30th: BUF, GB, NE Joe Burrow, QB, CIN — 27th: TB, NE, BUF Josh Jacobs, RB, LV — 32nd: NE, PIT, SF Joe Mixon, RB, CIN — 30th Allen Robinson, WR, LAR — 32nd: GB, DEN, LAC Christian Kirk, WR, JAX — 28th: DAL, NYJ, HOU David Njoku, TE, CLE — 30th: BAL, NO, WSH Dallas Goedert, TE, PHI — 28th: CHI, DAL, NO
Week 11 Fantasy Football Previews
🚨 HEADS UP 🚨 These may differ from my rank and my ranks are the order I would start players out of additional context like, “I need a higher heads up, even if it’s dangerous”. Also based on 4-point TDs for QBs, 6-point rest and Half-PPR Download link added on Thursday These are NOT updated on Sunday mornings, FYI
Week 11 fantasy football rankings
🚨 ATTENTION 🚨
We found a solution to the ranking widget issue using Fantasy Nation (via Football Diehards). All three scores work and are editable by me (unlike before), and the widget will let you scroll on Android (browser) without using two fingers! YES! It’s updated regularly, so check back until the lineups are locked.
(Photo by Cooper Neill/Getty Images)
