High-Upside Late-Week Stash Targets: Sneaky Fantasy Football Pickups For Week 11

Our favorite high-upside waiver wire bench stashes, fantasy football sleepers for Week 11 of 2025. Sneaky Waiver wire stashes include Isaiah Davis, Kyle Williams, Brenton Strange, more.

Targeting high-upside handcuffs or emerging young players is one of the keys to pushing your fantasy football team over the edge to win a championship.

Throughout the first half of the 2025 campaign, managers have seen many handcuffs, like Kyle Monangai and Kimani Vidal, emerge from "top stash candidate" to "must-start player."

Who are the top stashes ahead of Week 11? Let's dive in!

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High-Upside Waiver Wire Bench Stashes

Only players rostered in fewer than 30% of fantasy football leagues are considered potential streamers.

Isaiah Davis, RB - NYJ
20% Rostered

Even though Breece Hall was not dealt prior to the NFL Trade Deadline, Isaiah Davis still holds value as a top-tier handcuff. Following Braelon Allen's likely season-ending knee injury, Davis has been able to see his workload increase. Since Week 5, the second-year running back has logged at least 40% of the snaps in all but two games.

Since Week 7, Davis has seen at least four targets in all but one game and even eclipsed 15.0 PPR points back in his breakout showing in Week 8. While his standalone value remains low with Hall dominating the workload, Davis would have three-down upside if Hall were to miss time late in the season.

Chimere Dike, WR - TEN
15% Rostered

The rookie wideout was beginning to show some promise before his Week 10 bye, and could enjoy a breakout in the second half. From Weeks 7 and 8, Dike averaged a strong 16.6 PPR points per game with 81.5 yards and 6.0 targets per game. While he took a step back in Week 9, seeing only three targets, he did return a punt for a touchdown in this contest.

Over his first six NFL games, Dike saw just 3.0 targets per game with only 4.3 receiving yards per game. Given that Calvin Ridley has missed time with a lingering hamstring injury and fellow rookie Elic Ayomanor has struggled to draw consistent targets since his hot start, Dike has a path to becoming Cam Ward's go-to option in the back half of the campaign.

Managers looking for an impact WR in deep leagues should add him before his contest against the Texans this weekend.

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— RotoBaller NFL (@RotoBallerNFL) November 4, 2025

Kyle Williams, WR, NE
5% Rostered

The other rookie WR may have already enjoyed the breakout party last Sunday. In their victory over the Buccaneers, Williams caught just one pass (of his two targets) for a 72-yard TD reception. In this game, Williams logged a season-high 56% of the snaps as the team was without Kayshon Boutte (hamstring). His snap share was just three points below Stefon Diggs'.

While Williams has only seen six total targets before Week 10, the fact that he wasted little time to make an impact in his first game with a near-starring role is a positive sign. With Boutte slated to sit out once again on Thursday, Williams is an intriguing stash ahead of their Thursday evening clash with the New York Jets.

Brenton Strange, TE, JAC
10% Rostered

The final player to consider stashing fits a more traditional mold. Strange enjoyed a hot start to the season, bringing in 20 of his 24 targets for 204 yards over his first five games. However, since then, he has been on the IR due to a hip injury and has been cut in most formats.

However, Strange saw his practice window open earlier this week, which could provide him an opportunity to return to action as early as Week 12. Before his injury, Strange was seeing a solid 4.8 targets gained and hit the seven-target mark in the final two "full" games he played in (Weeks 3 and 4) before exiting Week 5 early with the injury.

With Travis Hunter (knee) out for the season, there will be targets in this offense for Strange. Given that he seems to have already earned the trust of his QB, Strange could enter viable low-end TE1 territory quickly after his return.

Brenton Strange Set for Big Role When he Returns? https://t.co/Pm3mftXZ87

— RotoBaller NFL (@RotoBallerNFL) November 11, 2025

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Other High-Upside Bench Stashes

• Isaiah Likely, BAL
• Jalen Coker, CAR
• Devin Neal, NO
• Sean Tucker, TB

Who To Pickup for Fantasy Football Week 11?

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