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Fantasy NFL Week 11 Start/Sits Advice & Football Strategy
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Week 11 NFL Fantasy Start/Sits: QB
START – Joe Flacco – CIN @ PIT
Flacco is coming off a monster performance in Week 10, where he posted 470 yards and four scores against a bad Bears defense. This week, he gets the Steelers, who allow the fifth-most fantasy points to the position. He seems to be locked in with this offense, even though it hasn’t translated to wins. This could be his final start as Joe Burrow is rumored to be eyeing the Thanksgiving night game against the Ravens as his return. It should be one more week of fantasy goodness from the vet.
SIT – Bo Nix – DEN vs. KC
Denver is rolling in real life with an 8-2 record, but they’ve been a frustrating team from a fantasy standpoint. Nix is just 40% consistent and has four interceptions over the last three games. He’s gone for more than 300 yards passing just once this season, and KC has allowed the fifth-fewest fantasy points in the league. This could be a Denver win, but I’m not expecting much in the way of fantasy production.
Week 11 NFL Fantasy Start/Sits: RB
START – Woody Marks – HOU @ TEN
Marks is just 44% consistent for the season, but has three clutch games in his last four tries and seems to be the guy in the Houston backfield. His rushing numbers don’t jump off the page, but Marks has been involved in the passing game a bit as well. The offense looked a bit different with Davis Mills at the helm, and it helps that the Titans are one of the worst in the league against the run, allowing 12 rushing TDs thus far.
SIT – Kenneth Walker III – SEA @ LAR
As a Walker owner, I want him to succeed more than anyone. Unfortunately, it’s been a rough go for him. I look for Walker to find a new home in the offseason, as the Champagne of Running Backs, Zach Charbonnet, seems to be the more complete back. Walker has topped the 100-yard mark just one time and is a non-factor in the passing game. The Rams have been stingy against fantasy RB, and neither back is a great start, but Charbonnet would be the one I feel safer about.
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Week 11 NFL Fantasy Start/Sits: WR
START – Jauan Jennings – SF @ ARZ
He’s been frustrating overall on the season, but maybe he’s finally healthy at just the right time? Let’s cross our fingers that it continues. Jennings is coming off two straight clutch games and has a touchdown in both of those contests. The Cardinals are in the bottom third against fantasy wideouts over the last three weeks, so Jennings should be in line for another clutch performance.
SIT – Tetairoa McMillan – CAR @ ATL
McMillian is 70% consistent as a rookie (look away, Bob Lung), which is all the more amazing as Bryce Young is just 22% consistent. Scary to think what T-Mac could do if he had solid QB play. Atlanta has been one of the best against fantasy wideouts, and limited McMillan to three grabs for 48 yards in a Week 3 blowout. There’s potential here for garbage time production, but it’s tough to count on that if you have a better option.
Week 11 NFL Fantasy Start/Sits: TE
START – Noah Fant – CIN @ PIT
Digging a little deeper on this one. Fant posted four catches for 44 yards and a touchdown last time out against Pittsburgh. Joe Flacco likes to toss it around, and the Steelers remain one of the worst in the league against fantasy tight ends.
Sit – T.J. Hockenson – MIN vs. CHI
I don’t think anyone would have guessed Noah Fant would be more consistent in our ratings than Hock, but here we are (38% compared to just 11%). Over the last three games, Hockenson has just eight total targets, and seems to disappear even more when J.J. McCarthy is the QB. However, he wasn’t a consistent performer with Carson Wentz either. If you have a better option, go with it.
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