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2025 Fantasy Football: Weekly Winners – Week 11
Joe Flacco vs. PIT
Joe Flacco, through four games as a Bengal, is averaging 43.25 passing attempts, 29 completions, 313.5 passing yards, 2.75 passing touchdowns, 0.5 interceptions, 0.25 rushing touchdowns, and 25.45 Fantasy Points. Prior to the Bengals’ Week 10 BYE, Flacco’s Weeks 6-9 ranks first in passing yards, first in passing touchdowns, and second in total Fantasy Points for the position. AKA he is balling out for Cincy.
The Bengals will face a Steelers defense in Week 10 that ranks seventh in Fantasy PPG allowed to quarterbacks and first in passing yards per game allowed (269.4). Flacco threw 31/47 (66%) for 342 yards and three touchdowns against the Steelers back in Week 7 for 25.98 Fantasy Points. Week 11 lines up for a repeat big day for the veteran.
JJ McCarthy vs. CHI
JJ McCarthy has thrown for exactly 143 yards, two touchdowns, an interception, and rushed for a touchdown in two of his four starts this season. Generating three touchdowns in two of four games is a positive sign despite the turnovers, and 48 rushing yards just last week is another positive sign for McCarthy, who spent all of last season injured.
The Vikings will face a Bears defense in Week 11 that allows the third-most Fantasy PPG to quarterbacks and the seventh-most passing yards per game (240.3) this season. The is a rematch from Week 1, where McCarthy totaled a season-high 22.22 Fantasy Points. McCarthy has a solid group of weapons in Justin Jefferson, Jordan Addison, TJ Hockenson, and Aaron Jones that should cushion him in what is already a great matchup, he excelled in for Fantasy Football.
Tua Tagovailoa vs. WSH
Tua Tagovailoa has had a rollercoaster of a Fantasy season with plenty of down weeks, but he is a viable streaming option when the matchup is positive. Tua has finished six games with multiple touchdowns, three games with 250+ passing yards, and two weeks with 22+ Fantasy Points. The turnovers have been what has damaged his weekly Fantasy production.
The Dolphins will face a Commanders defense that allows the fifth-most Fantasy PPG to quarterbacks and the second-most passing yards per game (260.2) this season. If you are looking for a streaming option, Tua is a great consideration for Week 11.
Jaylen Warren vs. CIN
Jaylen Warren has been a reliable asset for Fantasy Football this season, finishing with 13+ Fantasy Points in five of his eight games played. Warren finished with 86 receiving yards in Week 2, 127 rushing yards in Week 7, three weeks with four or more receptions, and scored a pair of rushing touchdowns in Week 9.
The Steelers will have a rematch against the Bengals in Week 11, who are allowing the most Fantasy PPG to running backs and also the most rushing yards per game (166.4). Cincinnati is actually allowing 14.3 more rushing yards per game than any other team in the NFL. In Week 7 against the Bengals, Warren rushed 16 times for 127 yards and caught four balls for another 31 yards, which was a solid 19.8 Fantasy Points. Warren draws a great matchup in a game he already smashed in once this season.
Rico Dowdle vs. ATL
Rico Dowdle has played 72% then 79% of the snaps the last two weeks, which makes it even more clear he is “the guy” in Carolina over Chuba Hubbard. 27 then 21 touches, the last two weeks have been solid volume as well. Rico’s rushing ceiling has been extremely high, evident with weeks of 206 (Week 5), 183 (Week 6), and 130 (Week 9) rushing yards. Rico has scored six total touchdowns on the year and has finished with 28+ Fantasy Points three times.
The Panthers draw a rematch against the Falcons in Week 11, who allow the fourth-most Fantasy PPG to running backs and also the fourth-most rushing yards per game (146.4). Dowdle scored a touchdown in Week 3 against the Falcons, playing behind Hubbard, but Week 11 lines up to be a much bigger game for Dowdle with the pairing of volume and production he has had.
Woody Marks vs. TEN
Rookie Woody Marks rushed 14 times for 63 yards and a touchdown last week, with two receptions for another 18 yards, which was 16.1 Fantasy Points. Week 10 was the third time Marks has rushed for 62+ yards, the fourth time he scored a touchdown, and the third time Marks has scored 15+ Fantasy Points. 16 touches last week vs. Nick Chubb’s six, also speaks to the rookie’s role in Houston.
The Texans draw a rematch against the Titans in Week 11, who are allowing the third-most Fantasy PPG to running backs and the sixth-most rushing yards per game this season (141.3). In Week 4 against the Titans, Marks rushed 17 times for 69 yards and a touchdown and caught four passes for 50 yards, and scored a receiving touchdown for a season-high 27.9 Fantasy Points. Marks has a great matchup this week against a team he already had his season-best game against earlier this year.
Quinshon Judkins vs. BAL
Quinshon Judkins finished last week with a solid 24 touches that resulted in 85 scrimmage yards. Week 10 was the fourth time through eight appearances that Judkins has totaled 24+ touches, which is encouraging volume. Judkins has four weeks with over 80 rushing yards, three weeks catching three or more passes, three weeks of 16+ Fantasy Points, and two weeks of 21+ Fantasy Points.
The Browns draw a rematch against the Ravens in Week 11, who allow the seventh-most Fantasy PPG to running backs this season. Judkins made his season debut against the Ravens in Week 2, rushing 10 times for 61 yards (6.1 yards per carry) with three receptions for 10 yards. As long as the Browns can keep this matchup competitive, Judkins could capitalize on a positive matchup with the volume he typically gets.
Ashton Jeanty vs. DAL
After a slow first three games during his rookie campaign, Ashton Jeanty has finished with 15+ Fantasy Points in five of his six games from Weeks 4-10. Jeanty has finished four weeks with over 20 touches, rushed for 138 yards in Week 4, scored seven total touchdowns, and finished two weeks with five receptions.
The Raiders will face a Cowboys defense in Week 11 that allows the fifth-most Fantasy PPG to running backs and also the fifth-most rushing yards per game (143) this season. Brock Bowers and Jeanty are the two focal point playmakers of this offense, so I expect Jeanty to earn plenty of touches and also have involvement in the passing game as well.
Tee Higgins vs. PIT
The Week 10 Bengals BYE may have made many forget about the big Tee Higgins performance from Week 9. Higgins caught seven of his nine targets for 121 yards and two touchdowns, which was 33.1 Fantasy Points. Higgins has now scored four touchdowns across the last two weeks and has finished with over 95 receiving yards in two of those games.
The Bengals have a rematch against the Steelers in Week 11, who allow the second-most Fantasy PPG to wide receivers and the most passing yards per game (269.4) this season. In Week 7 against the Steelers, Higgins caught six of his 10 targets for 96 yards and a touchdown, which was 21.6 Fantasy Points. Higgins is a strong play for Week 11.
Jaylen Waddle vs. WSH
Jaylen Waddle has finished with 99, 82, and then 84 receiving yards the last three weeks with two touchdowns scored during this span. This production has meant 20.9, 14.2, and 19.4 Fantasy Point weeks. Waddle also produced 95 yards back in Week 6 and 110 yards back in Week 5. Waddle is operating effectively as the WR1 for Tua Tagovailoa.
The Dolphins will face a Commanders defense in Week 11 that allows the third-most Fantasy PPG to wide receivers and the second-most passing yards per game (260.2). With Waddle having consistent receiving yard upside, a matchup against a defense friendly through the air sounds nice for Week 11.
DeVonta Smith vs. DET
DeVonta Smith caught four of his seven targets for 69 yards and a touchdown in Week 10 for 16.9 Fantasy Points. Smith has finished five games with 60+ receiving yards, produced 114 receiving yards in Week 5, and 183 yards in Week 7. Smith has had some ups and downs this year for Fantasy Football, but has finished four weeks with 16+ Fantasy Points and two weeks with 20+ Fantasy Points
The Eagles will face the Lions in Week 11 who allow the eighth-most Fantasy PPG to wide receivers this season. Philadelphia vs. Detroit will be the most anticipated NFL Matchup in Week 11, and I want pieces of this matchup for Fantasy with the potential for a shootout.
Christian Watson vs. NYG
Christian Watson returned to football in Week 8 following his ACL tear recovery. Watson caught four balls for 85 yards (21.25 yards per catch) that week. In the next game, Watson caught two passes for 58 yards (29 yards per catch). Then in Week 10, Watson caught two balls for 45 yards (22.5 yards per catch). While we have not seen Watson earn great volume, the big-play ability that we have historically seen is clearly there. The trend from 56% to 66% to 82% is encouraging to see as well.
The Packers will face the Giants in Week 11, who allow the seventh-most Fantasy PPG to wide receivers and the 10th-most passing yards per game (230.9) this season. The rise in snap percentage and the consistent yards per catch upside foreshadow what could be a solid Fantasy Football week as a sleeper wide receiver.
Tyler Lockett vs. DAL
Tyler Lockett led the Raiders in targets (six), receptions (five), and receiving yards (44) in Week 10. Many people wondered who would take on the vacated Jakobi Meyers role (now a Jaguar) of importance, with many pointing towards one of the rookie wide receivers or Tre Tucker. Lockett looked like the real answer in Week 10. Many people will forget the history Lockett has back in Seattle with Geno Smith, with whom he can have some obvious chemistry.
The Raiders will face a Cowboys defense in Week 11 that allows the most Fantasy PPG to wide receivers and the fourth-most passing yards per game (254.4). The game script will likely mean plenty of passing by the Raiders, making Lockett a true sleeper for Week 11.
Oronde Gadsden II vs. JAX
Oronde Gadsden II left Week 10 in the third quarter due to a quad injury that was deemed not serious. Prior to Week 10, from Weeks 6-9, Gadsden scored 11+ Fantasy Points for four straight games. During this span, Gadsden ranged from 68-164 receiving yards and scored two touchdowns. Gadsden has displayed the ability to earn targets and rack up the yards, which made him a hot name in the Fantasy world during this stretch.
The Chargers will face a Jaguars defense in Week 11 that allows the second-most Fantasy PPG to tight ends and the fifth-most passing yards per game (252.9). Gadsden was a very consistent start for Fantasy Football prior to Week 10, so do not let his leaving the game early last week make you forget.
Zach Ertz vs. MIA
With Marcus Mariota starting in Week 10, Zach Ertz tied for the team lead in both targets (five) and receptions (four) with a total of 54 yards. At 35, Ertz has been a reliable outlet for both Jayden Daniels and Marcus Mariota this season as well as a touchdown threat with four on the year. Ertz has finished four weeks with 11+ Fantasy Points and two weeks with 16+ Fantasy Points.
The Commanders will face a Dolphins defense in Week 11 that allows the third-most Fantasy Points to tight ends this season. I trust Ertz to continue being a favorite target of Mariota in this matchup as a sleeper tight end for the week.
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