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⭐️ Week 11 Ranks

⭐️ Week 11 Ranks

TNF Preview

Jen of Deep Dive Fantasy
November 16, 2023

Who’s ready for an entertaining TNF contest for once? We get The Bengals at Baltimore tonight and I’m certainly not complaining. Let’s go over some ranks for this week, a preview of tonight’s game, and some stashes for later this season.

All rankings are based on half-PPR scoring. For full ranks in a variety of scoring formats, head to 4for4.com.

Quarterbacks

What stands out: Kyler Murray cracks the Top 12 in his second week back, while Joe Burrow falls down to QB11 from QB2 in Week 10. Trevor Lawrence is out of QB1 territory, sliding to QB17 for Sunday’s tilt with the Titans.

Running Backs

What stands out: Tony Pollard has fallen just outside the Top 12, joined by Derrick Henry who rank RB13 and RB17, respectively. James Conner returned from a knee injury last week and gets a seat at the RB1 table as RB11.

Wide Receivers

What stands out: D.J. Moore checks in as WR7 with Justin Fields back at the helm and Tank Dell arrives as a fantasy WR1 for Week 11. DeAndre Hopkins slides 13 spots this week down to WR21 and Adam Thielen also becomes a WR2 with a rank of 23.

Tight Ends

What stands out: There’s nothing too crazy in the TE department this week other than the return of Travis Kelce to his rightful place as TE1.

Staying ahead of league mates can be a difference-maker in fantasy football. Stashing players a week ahead for streaming or eventual bye-week fill-ins can give us that edge we all crave. Here are some players with either great Week 11 matchups, or they’re in the position for more volume based on injuries ahead of them.

🪺 Rondale Moore, WR - (ARI) With Kyler Murray back under center, Rondale Moore posted a season-high in targets, receptions, and receiving yards. His carries dropped to zero, though, after having at least two in 7-of-9 prior contests, but it makes sense with James Conner back in the mix. Murray’s presence and a soft schedule for the remainder of the season make Moore an intriguing stash moving forward.

⚜️ A.T. Perry, WR - (NO) Michael Thomas went down with a knee injury in Week 10, causing him to be ruled out fairly early in the contest. A.T. Perry surprisingly led all New Orleans position players with an 84% snap rate and saw four targets on the day, which he turned into a 2-38-1 line against the Vikings. There are a lot of moving parts that still need to be decided ahead of Week 12 when they return from their bye, but if Thomas is still sidelined and we get Jameis Winston under center (or maybe even with Derek Carr), Perry could be a sneaky start.

🐯 Tanner Hudson, TE - (CIN) With 10 receptions on 12 targets over the last two games, it appears Tanner Hudson is emerging as the pass-catching TE for the Bengals, and I’m here for it. Cincy’s next two games are difficult in the TE matchup department (BAL & PIT) but their schedule clears up with a Week 13 tilt against the Jaguars followed by the Colts. With byes going through Week 14, stashing Hudson now to replace a TE with a later off week could be helpful.