Waiver Wire Winners for Fantasy Football – Week 11

Week 11 of Fantasy Football has arrived, and I’ve highlighted my top waiver wire targets. These players are rostered in fewer than 55% of Fantrax leagues. To accommodate different league formats and roster sizes, I’ve provided plenty of options.

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Waiver Wire Winners for Fantasy Football – Week 11

Alec Pierce (WR, Colts)

Alec Pierce caught four of his seven targets in Week 10 for 84 yards and a touchdown, which was 18.4 Fantasy Points. This comes after catching six of 13 targets in Week 9 for 115 yards, which was 17.5 Fantasy Points. Pierce has six games of 67+ receiving yards and three weeks of 84+ receiving yards. Pierce has also finished four straight weeks over 19 yards per catch, which shows he has clear and consistent yardage upside. The targets and production are both there for the former second-round talent.

Parker Washington (WR, Jaguars)

Parker Washington caught three of his seven targets for 33 yards and a touchdown in Week 10 with Brian Thomas Jr. and Travis Hunter sidelined. Washington caught eight of his nine targets the week prior for 90 yards. So that is 17 then 17.9 Fantasy Points the last two weeks now, which shows a ton of FLEX potential. Washington also returned a punt for a touchdown in Week 10, which makes it even clearer how important he has been for Jacksonville.

Tyler Allgeier (RB, Falcons)

Tyler Allgeier rushed 11 times for 57 yards and two touchdowns in Week 10, which was 17.7 Fantasy Points. This was the third time Allgeier rushed for over 50 yards. He now has six rushing touchdowns on the year and has finished four weeks with double-digit Fantasy Points. Game script can mean stand-alone value for Allgeier, but he clearly is a top handcuff to stash at minimum behind Bijan Robinson.

Darius Slayton (WR, Giants)

Darius Slayton caught all four targets in Week 10 for 89 yards. This comes after a game Slayton finished with five receptions on seven targets for 62 yards. Slayton left Week 10 with a hamstring issue, but ended up returning. With Malik Nabers out for the year, Slayton will continue to play an important role on the outside with proven yardage upside historically.

Keon Coleman (WR, Bills)

Keon Coleman caught three of his eight targets for 46 yards and a touchdown in Week 10 for 13.6 Fantasy Points. In Week 1, Keon caught eight of 11 targets for 112 yards and a touchdown for 25.2 Fantasy Points. We have not seen any sort of consistency out of Coleman this year, but maybe Week 10 can be a trend in the right direction for a sophomore wide receiver still growing.

Christian Watson (WR, Packers)

Christian Watson returned to football following his ACL tear recovery in Week 8 to catch all four targets for 85 yards. Then in Week 9, Watson caught two of his four targets for 58 yards. The 21.3 then 29 yards per catch shows the big-play ability that has been attached to Watson since being a Packer. We will see what he does in Monday Night Football, but with Tucker Kraft out for the season and Jayden Reed on the IR still, Watson has a big opportunity.

Dalton Schultz (TE, Texans)

Dalton Schultz caught seven of his 11 targets from Davis Mills in Week 10 for 53 yards and a touchdown, which was 18.3 Fantasy Points. Schultz caught six of eight targets for 77 yards in Week 9 (13.7 Fantasy Points), and he caught nine of his 10 targets for 98 yards in Week 7 (18.8 Fantasy Points). That is three useful Fantasy performances for Schultz across the last four games, which shows more of a pattern than a fluke.

Brian Robinson Jr. (RB, 49ers)

Brian Robinnson Jr. rushed five times for 53 yards and a touchdown in Week 9, then rushed eight times for 41 yards and a touchdown in Week 10. 11.3 and 11.5 Fantasy Football scores show the potential for stand-alone value. Minimum, BRob is a high-upside handcuff to stash behind Christian McCaffrey, as a guy who has historic Fantasy Football impacts as a former starter.

Kareem Hunt (RB, Chiefs)

With Isiah Pacheco sidelined in Week 9 before the Chiefs’ Week 10 BYE, Hunt rushed 11 times for 49 yards and a touchdown with a six-yard catch for 12.5 Fantasy Points. Hunt rushed for 40 yards and a touchdown the Week prior, with a receiving touchdown on top of that for 17.2 Fantasy Points. Even if Pacheco returns in Week 11, Hunt still should have a role, has scored six touchdowns on the year, and has finished four weeks with 11+ Fantasy Points.

Blake Corum (RB, Rams)

Blake Corum rushed 13 times for 58 yards in Week 9, then rushed 13 times for 56 yards in Week 10. Prior to the Rams’ Week 8 BYE, Corum finished with 13 total touches in Week 7 as well. Corum was already a solid handcuff to stash behind Kyren Williams due to the volume he could step into and his perceived skillset, but the touches the last three weeks feel very encouraging, especially when the game script calls for it.

Devin Singletary (RB, Giants)

With Cam Skattebo out for the year, Devin Singletary has been getting work with Tyrone Tracy Jr. in a shared backfield. Singletary rushed eight times for 43 yards with two receptions in Week 9, then rushed eight times for 20 yards in Week 10 with three receptions for 53 yards. Singletary will likely be limited by Tracy and the game script the Giants usually fall into, but he is getting work, and the receiving usage can be useful if it remains.

Cade Otton (TE, Buccaneers)

Cade Otton caught nine of his 12 targets for 82 yards in Week 10 for 17.2 Fantasy Points. Otton finished with 65 yards back in Week 7 and 81 yards back in Week 5, which shows yardage upside. Otton’s 12 targets in Week 10 are a season-high and he earned nine targets in Week 7, which shows an important role with Mike Evans and Chris Godwin injured.

Juwan Johnson (TE, Saints)

Juwan Johnson caught all four targets for 92 yards and a touchdown in Week 10 for 19.2 Fantasy Points. Week 10 was the second consecutive game that Johnson caught a touchdown from rookie Tyler Shough. Johnson has now finished three weeks with over 75 receiving yards, four straight games with double-digit Fantasy Points, and three weeks this season with over 15 Fantasy Points.

Jayden Higgins (WR, Texans)

Jayden Higgins caught five of his seven targets in Week 10 for 42 yards and a touchdown, which was 15.2 Fantasy Points. Back in Week 8, Higgins caught four of his eight targets for 34 yards and a touchdown, which was 13.4 Fantasy Points. So that is two games across the last three that the rookie has earned solid targets and scored a touchdown in. FLEX appeal may be inconsistent, but Higgins can continue to grow in this Texans offense.

Luther Burden III (WR, Bears)

Rookie Luther Burden III caught all three targets in Week 10 for 51 yards (17 yards per catch). This was Burden’s third game with 50+ receiving yards and also his third game with a range of 17-33.7 yards per catch. I am a believer in Burden’s dynamic talent, so I believe he should be stashed with hopes he rises later in his rookie season.

Devin Neal (RB, Saints)

Rookie Devin Neal rushed four times for 22 yards (5.5 yards per carry) and caught three balls for nine yards in Week 10. Neal continues to operate as the RB2 behind Alvin Kamara, and his increasing touches are encouraging beyond him being a smart running back to stash behind an aging veteran.

Tank Bigsby (RB, Eagles)

Prior to the Week 9 BYE, Tank Bigsby rushed nine times for 104 yards. This was a reminder that Bigsby had some solid weeks in the past as a Jaguar, and that he should be stashed as a handcuff to Barkley in an offense he could thrive in if he had the lead role.

Tez Johnson (WR, Buccaneers)

Rookie Tez Johnson caught four of his five targets in Week 10 for 42 yards and two touchdowns, which was 20.2 Fantasy Points. Johnson also caught a touchdown in Weeks 6-7, and has averaged 6.67 targets per game across his last three appearances. Johnson has a bump in his role with both Mike Evans and Chris Godwin out of the mix, injured.

Tyler Lockett (WR, Raiders)

In Tyler Lockett’s second game as a Raider, he led the team in targets (six), receptions (five), and receiving yards (44). With Jakobi Meyers out of Las Vegas and with his history back in Seattle with Geno Smith, Lockett could be a deeper league add with potential FLEX value.

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