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Dennis gives his fantasy football bold predictions for Week 11 of the NFL season, giving fantasy managers something to think about when setting their lineups.
Week 11 is here, and we're back with another edition of our fantasy football bold predictions. Today's list will include Daniel Jones, Dalvin Cook, Kadarius Toney, and Greg Dulcich.
For those unfamiliar, we'll provide some fun player predictions for fantasy football each week of the NFL season. While we wouldn't expect these things to happen, we also feel it's within the range of outcomes.
These bold predictions are fun and potentially edgy and should not alter your strategy for setting fantasy football lineups. I hope you enjoy it, and thanks for reading. Good luck in Week 11, RotoBallers!
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Daniel Jones...
Posts top-five QB numbers in Week 11
Daniel Jones has finished as a QB1 twice this season but did have a few bumps in the road. Jones was QB9 through the first eight weeks this season before his Week 9 bye. His history provides easy ammunition not to trust him, but this week against the laughable Detriot Lions defense is the exception. The Lions rank as the worst unit in football against quarterbacks. Jones should have no issues with producing another QB1 outing. In fact, Jones climbs into the top five in this juicy matchup with 200-plus passing yards, two passing scores, 50+ plus rushing yards, and a rushing touchdown.
Dalvin Cook...
Finishes as the RB1 with 200 all-purpose yards and multiple scores
Dalvin Cook is perennially a top-ten fantasy running back. Cook is a multi-dimensional playmaker who can score any time he touches, including his 81-yard TD run, his longest run of his career, against the Buffalo Bills in Week 10. Cook walks into a promising matchup this week when they welcome the Dallas Cowboys in Week 11.
The Cowboys just surrendered 207 rushing yards to the Green Bay Packers last week, so Cook should be fired up to help the Vikings continue their surprising 8-1 season. The Cowboys cough up 4.8 yards per carry, so we should see plenty of Dalvin Cook running into the Cowboys' secondary as their defenses focus on stopping Justin Jefferson. Cook produces plenty of splash plays on the ground and via the air to the tune of over 200 all-purpose yards.
Kadarius Toney...
Explodes for 100-plus yards and two touchdowns
The boldness of this prediction became more extraordinary with the latest news on Mecole Hardman being placed on injured reserve. Toney fits in perfectly in the gadget and big-play position that Hardman was slotted in after the trade of Tyreek Hill. Toney will continue to escalate his touches, especially with the injuries to the Chiefs' wide receiver group. He popped last week with his first NFL touchdown. The Chiefs take on the Los Angeles Chargers in what is projected as the highest projected point total this week. Toney continues his ascension into Mahomes preferred targets and, more importantly, into fantasy WR rankings with his 100-plus receiving yards and two scores.
Greg Dulcich...
Rebounds to produce a top-five TE
Denver Broncos rookie tight end Greg Dulcich exploded onto the fantasy landscape in Week 6 after sitting out the first five games due to a hamstring injury. Dulcich then produced TE3 numbers for the next three games before the Broncos hit a bye in Week 9. Dulcich posted 12 catches on 17 targets in those three games for 182 yards and one score.
Unfortunately, he returned with a dud last week in their matchup against the Tennessee Titans, producing only one catch on four targets for 11 yards. However, we will witness a massive bounceback this week when Dulcich and the Broncos take on the Las Vegas Raiders. The Raiders are in the bottom five in most defensive metrics, including being the fifth-worst in fantasy points allowed to tight ends. Dulcich should return to fantasy glory this week in a juicy matchup and produces top-five TE fantasy numbers.
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