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NFL Fantasy Football Week 11: Under the Radar with Consistency!
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NFL Fantasy Football Week 11 is upon us. In the “Under the Radar with Consistency” series this week, I’ve got some Clutch players who’ll boost your lineup with an eye on the Fantasy Playoffs.
The NFL season Week 10 is in the books! We had some unattractive prime-time games this week, including a couple of 10-7 contests. For NFL Fantasy Football Week 11, the “Under the Radar” series takes a look at a few players who have good schedules and have been consistent.
For those who are new or need a refresher, here are a few key terms and definitions to help you during the season when reading.
- Clutch Factor (CF) – the average points a player needs to meet or exceed a Clutch Game based on scoring settings and league size. Think QB1, RB2, WR2, and TE1 thresholds.
- Clutch Games (CG) – weekly per-game award for a player who hits the CF factor. The more of these, the more consistent the player is.
- Clutch Rate (CR) – total of CG earned divided by total games; top fantasy players are usually > 70%.
- Football Consistency Report Tool (Scoring can be edited/Standard listed below)
- Based on 12-team leagues
- 4 points per passing touchdown
- 6 points for all other touchdowns
- 1 point per reception (PPR)
- 1 point per 20 passing yards
- 1 point per 10 rushing yards or 10 receiving yards
Let’s dig in and see who’s already flying under the radar for consistency week 10! Need more consistency? Sign up today to get full access to all the tools available at BGFS!
Fantasy Football Under the Radar (with consistency) – 11/12/2025
QB Jacoby Brissett, ARI, NFL Fantasy Football Week 1.
We’re starting to see a lot of backups getting reps, and some are producing good fantasy numbers. Jacoby Brissett has the Arizona Cardinals’ offense humming right now. The Cardinals have scored more points in Brissett’s four starts than all but one of Kyler Murray‘s starts (27 in Week 1).
Brissett has scored at least 19.40 points in every game he’s started this year. His average during that four-game stretch is 21.25 points per game, which would have him ranked as QB4 for the year. He comes into Week 11 with 4 straight Clutch Games (sandwiching a bye week).
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(2025 Statistics: 67% CR, QB29: 14.3 PPG, 27% Rostered on Yahoo!)
There is some downside. Marvin Harrison Jr. has been ruled out this week due to appendicitis surgery. Even without his top wideout, Brissett is capable of putting up top 12 QB numbers. Trey McBride, with an 89% CR, is the team’s leading receiver and is capable of carrying the load for Brissett.
27% rostered is wild, considering Brissett is putting up top-five QB numbers. Every season, fantasy managers get caught up in names or get stuck on their drafts instead of grabbing players who are simply performing better. With Brissett’s 67% CR (top 12 at QB), he should be starting over Aaron Rodgers, Justin Fields, and many more who are rostered above him.
RB Kareem Hunt, KC,
My favorite RB pickups or “Under the Radar” RBs this week would be Woody Marks or R.J. Harvey, due to the J.K. Dobbins injury. However, they’re both a little higher rostered than I would like (71% and 85%). That leaves us with Kareem Hunt, who’s been able to parlay increased playing time due to Isiah Pacheco‘s missing time into some clutch performances.
Hunt is tied to the Kansas City Chiefs’ offense, which has scored at least 21 points in every game but one this year. The team is averaging 27.5 points per game in their last four. In the previous two games, Hunt is averaging 11 touches, and he’s turned that into 29.70 fantasy points.
(2025 Statistics: 44% CR, RB39: 9.0 PPG, 62% Rostered on Yahoo!)
Pacheco wasn’t practicing as of Wednesday for the Chiefs, so that’s something to keep an eye on. If he’s out, then Hunt should be played as an RB2/FLEX this week and any week moving forward where Pacheco is out.
62% rostered is lower than I would expect the starting RB to be for the Chiefs. As fantasy players, we all want our players to be tied to the best offenses, and Kansas City is certainly one of those. I’d take Hunt over Jacory Croskey-Merritt, Zach Charbonnet, and Tony Pollard, who are all rostered by 16% or more than Hunt.
WR Parker Washington, JAX,
Fantasy players often get held back by a lack of opportunity, and that’s what we’ve seen for Parker Washington until the last few weeks. The Jacksonville Jaguars have had inconsistent play at WR and now have been struck by the injury bug (Travis Hunter on IR and Brian Thomas Jr. banged up).
Washington has hit a clutch game in three straight! His 44% CR is going up each week since the Jaguars lost Hunter to injury. Over the past three weeks played, Washington has averaged 15.03 points per game. That would have Washington as WR11 for the season. During that same span, Washington has seen 88%, 88%, and 87% of snaps, his three highest of the season.
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(2025 Statistics: 44% CR, WR49: 9.5 PPG, 45% Rostered on Yahoo!)
We’ve seen Washington do this before. Last season, he had three games of 11.40 or more points in games down the stretch when given the opportunity. Right now, the path appears clear for targets, which he’s had 26 of over the past three weeks.
When given his chance, we’ve seen Washington put up WR2 numbers, with some WR1 spike weeks. I’ve played a couple of times over the past few weeks as a fill-in for bye-week players, and I’ve been impressed with his output. That impression has led me to put him in as a WR3/FLEX on many of my teams this week.
WR Troy Franklin, DEN, NFL Fantasy Football Week 11.
I know he’s been here before, but just like Marks, I can’t advocate for him enough to pick him up. Troy Franklin leads the Denver Broncos in targets and has become their default WR1. He’s averaging 9.25 targets per game over his last four and appears primed to continue receiving targets at a high rate.
At 40% CR, Franklin appears inconsistent, but he’s been three out of his last four for Clutch Games. I’ve spoken on it before, but the connection between Franklin and his former college teammate, Bo Nix, can’t be overlooked. Franklin has seen at least 62% of the snaps for four straight games and has been in the 70% for the last two.
(2025 Statistics: 40% CR, WR35: 11.9 PPG, 56% Rostered on Yahoo!)
There are some warts with Franklin, such as his tendency to drop passes from time to time. But since Week 7, Franklin is WR15, and that’s with the drops. If he and Nix link up on the deep ball (I know, it hasn’t been good), then you get 20+ point spike weeks. The volume is there, and Franklin has already done it twice this season.
I’ve been on Franklin since the offseason, and with his recent uptick in consistency, he’s a no-brainer for teams needing WR help. I expect WR3 numbers with high-end spikes moving forward. Franklin should be at least 75% rostered.
TE Juwan Johnson, NO, NFL Fantasy Football Week 11.
I mentioned last week and will continue to tout Juwan Johnson after the departure, via trade, of Rashid Shaheed! It’s criminal that a player who’s 6th overall in total points at his position in scoring is only rostered in 46% of leagues.
Johnson’s 60% CR is good for the 7th highest amongst all TEs, and two of the players above him are injured (Tucker Kraft and Darren Waller). He’s had Clutch Games in three of his last four games played as well.
(2025 Statistics: 60% CR, TE13: 10.8 PPG, 46% Rostered on Yahoo!)
As I mentioned, Shaheed was sent to Seattle, and Johnson had 4 receptions, 92 yards, and a TD this past week. His TE13 in points per game ranking is misleading. Several of the players ahead of him have missed quite a bit of time, and the same two players in CR are also listed above him, despite being hurt now.
Johnson hasn’t missed a game this season and continues to be featured in a narrow receiving tree in New Orleans. I expect that to continue and for the Saints to stay in catch-up mode (pass-heavy). Johnson has a bye this week, but he’ll be in for some high-volume matchups down the stretch.
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