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Kewan Lacy Out Again for Ole Miss
Ole Miss running back Kewan Lacy has been declared out for this week's game against Oklahoma, according to the SEC availability report. There is no timetable for his return, according to On3's Pete Nakos. Lacy has been out since exiting an Oct. 24 loss to Texas, in which he finished with 36 yards rushing on 16 carries before his departure, which came due to a recurring left shoulder dislocation. Lacy remains the Rebels' leading ball carrier, totaling 388 yards rushing and five touchdowns on 78 carries this season. Ole Miss finishes the season with a matchup against the Sooners on Saturday, followed by games against Wofford on Nov. 21 and Mississippi State on Nov. 27, but it remains unclear if Lacy will return this season.
Source: SEC availability report
Source: SEC availability report
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KJ Duff Out for the Season After Ankle Surgery
Rutgers wide receiver KJ Duff is out for the remainder of the 2026 season after undergoing surgery this week to repair a high-ankle sprain, according to ESPN's Pete Thamel. Duff is expected to resume full football activities in January, as his absence is a big blow for the Scarlet Knights' passing game. Duff is Rutgers' leading receiver, totaling 45 receptions for 774 yards and nine touchdowns on the year. He recorded four games with at least 113 yards receiving and three games with multiple touchdowns, averaging 17.2 yards per reception. The highly-touted prospect is projected to be a first-round pick in the upcoming NFL Draft.
Source: Pete Thamel
Source: Pete Thamel
Kamario Taylor Will Return to Mississippi State in 2027
Mississippi State quarterback Kamario Taylor will return for the Bulldogs next season, according to ESPN's Pete Thamel. "Taylor is finalizing a deal to return there in 2027," posted Thamel to his X account. Taylor is out for the season due to a turf toe injury he sustained on Sept. 26 against Missouri. He went on to start two more games before leaving an Oct. 24 matchup against Oklahoma after just five pass attempts. Before exiting due to the ailment, Taylor helped lead the Bulldogs to a 4-1 mark to start the year, completing 65.4% of his passes for 1,460 yards and 17 touchdowns against four interceptions. He also added 46 carries for 147 yards and a touchdown.
Source: Pete Thamel
Source: Pete Thamel
Jelani Thurman Eyes Another Big Showing in Week 11
North Carolina tight end Jelani Thurman has delivered several big fantasy showings in a row, and he could be set up to post another in Week 11 in a favorable matchup against Louisville. The Cardinals are surrendering 404.4 total yards and 25.9 points per game so far. Thurman already has 525 yards and eight touchdowns on 45 receptions this season. He has two touchdowns in two straight games, and he's tallied at least 52 receiving yards in four straight outings. The tight end has five or more catches in five of the past six contests as well, so he's been a steady fantasy asset. Fantasy owners can confidently start Thurman in his favorable Week 11 matchup.
Source: ESPN
Source: ESPN
Micah Gilbert Set Up for Success in Week 11
Notre Dame wide receiver Micah Gilbert is poised for a big fantasy showing in the team's Week 11 contest against Boston College. The Eagles are allowing 343.9 total yards and 27 points per game, so it's a pretty solid matchup for the wideout. Gilbert has 528 receiving yards and five touchdowns over 33 receptions this season. He's scored three of those touchdowns over the past two games. He went for 98 yards and two scores on nine receptions in the team's big win over Miami in Week 10. Gilbert is a rising fantasy asset, and tossing in a favorable matchup in Week 11, he's a pretty solid starting option for any league types.
Source: ESPN
Source: ESPN
Nate Sheppard a Risky Starting Option Going into Very Tough Test
Duke running back Nate Sheppard has put together a really good season, but a very stiff test against Miami in Week 11 is a reason for fantasy managers to be skeptical of starting him. He has 1,189 rushing yards and 17 touchdowns over 191 attempts so far, plus 32 receptions for 306 yards and four scores in the passing game. Sheppard has eight rushing touchdowns over his past two games, so most fantasy owners are going to start him no matter what. It's hard to argue against that based on what he's done overall this season. Miami is a brutal matchup, though, with the defense allowing just 19.2 points and 323.7 total yards, with just 64.3 of those yards on the ground. Temper expectations with Sheppard, but only bench him if you have viable replacements.
Source: ESPN
Source: ESPN
Jeremiah Smith Remains High-End Fantasy Option for Week 11
Ohio State wide receiver Jeremiah Smith continues to put up notable fantasy scores despite his team being on a two-game losing streak. The wideout had 133 receiving yards and a touchdown across seven receptions in the team's loss to Oregon in Week 10. Smith has at least one touchdown grab in six straight appearances, and he has at least 68 receiving yards in every contest this season. His outlook remains high for Week 11, which is a matchup against Northwestern. The Wildcats are allowing 365.4 total yards and 19.3 points per game. With the Buckeyes on a two-game skid, expect the offense to lean on Smith, leading to a big fantasy showing for the must-start player.
Source: ESPN
Source: ESPN
Brent Venables Not On the Hot Seat
Oklahoma Board of Regents chair Rick Nagel said that head football coach Brent Venables was not on the hot seat. Nagel added that there was no hot seat and that they had just extended Venables' contract. Oklahoma is 5-4 this season and is coming off an upset road win over Florida. The Sooners' offense is averaging 338.4 total yards and 22.1 points per game, while the defense is allowing 293.3 total yards and 19.2 points, so it's been a defense-led team this season. Venables is 37-24 as the team's head coach since taking over in 2022. The Sooners have two 10-win seasons over five years, but have topped out at six wins otherwise.
Source: On3
Source: On3
Aiden Flora Remains Quality Fantasy Option for Week 11
Iowa State running back Aiden Flora sticks as a high-level fantasy starting option as he prepares for a matchup against Cincinnati in Week 11. He has 1,119 rushing yards and nine touchdowns over 157 carries this season, plus has 17 receptions for 100 yards. Flora has 403 rushing yards and three touchdowns over his past two games combined, so he's trending up. With 20 receiving yards last week, he went over 200 total yards in back-to-back games. Cincinnati is a favorable matchup, as the Bearcats are allowing 29.4 points and 445.3 total yards per game, and 169.3 of those yards are coming on the ground. Flora is primed for another big showing in Week 11, so fantasy owners should be confident starting him in a lot of leagues.
Source: ESPN
Source: ESPN
Thomas Castellanos Carries Appeal Heading Into Week 11 Matchup
Texas Tech quarterback Thomas Castellanos has plenty of fantasy appeal heading into his Week 11 matchup against Oklahoma State. The senior quarterback has started two straight games for the Red Raiders, racking up seven touchdown passes and throwing no interceptions in those games. He has a rushing touchdown, plus over 100 rushing yards in each game as well. This week's matchup against Oklahoma State is pretty solid, as the Cowboys are giving up 384 total yards and 27.2 points per game, so Castellanos is set up pretty well. Castellanos might be a new starter, but he's already shown enough to trust, and this matchup is good enough to start him confidently in a lot of fantasy leagues.
Source: ESPN
Source: ESPN
Kevin Jennings Still Worth Starting Despite Tough Week 11 Matchup
SMU quarterback Kevin Jennings has a very tough test ahead against Wake Forest in Week 11, but based on what he's done this season, he's still a valuable starting option. Jennings has completed 73.9% of his passes for 25 touchdowns and 2,764 yards so far, while tossing six interceptions. He has 132 rushing yards and two more touchdowns across 61 total attempts. Jennings has multiple TD passes in six straight games, and he's got just one INT over that stretch. He's been at or over 350 passing yards in back-to-back games, so he's a hot fantasy asset right now. Wake Forest will test him, as the Demon Deacons are allowing 310 total yards and 15.9 points per game, but based on what he's done this season and of late, Jennings is still one to confidently start in a lot of leagues in Week 11.
Source: ESPN
Source: ESPN
Amare Thomas Hopes to Keep Delivering in Week 11
Houston wide receiver Amare Thomas has put together three really solid showings in a row, and now he'll look to make it four straight as he takes on Colorado in Week 11. He had 126 yards and two scores over seven receptions against Oklahoma State in Week 7. Thomas then had 133 yards over five receptions against Utah in Week 8, then posted 78 yards and two touchdowns on six grabs against Cincinnati in Week 10. Thomas is up to 698 yards and eight touchdowns across 47 receptions in his nine games played so far. The Buffaloes' defense allows 376.9 total yards and 28.3 points per game on the season, so the matchup is also pretty solid for Thomas, who is a quality starting option for any fantasy league.
Source: ESPN
Source: ESPN
DeSean Bishop Remains Quality Fantasy Starting Option for Week 11
Tennessee running back DeSean Bishop has put together a big season so far and will look to keep things rolling in Week 11 against Texas A&M. The Aggies allow 18.7 points and 320 total yards per game, but 129.9 of the yards are on the ground, so Bishop is actually set up pretty well. Bishop already has 1,066 rushing yards and 13 touchdowns over 196 attempts, plus has caught nine passes for 64 more yards. The RB has 19 or more carries in five straight games, and he's racked up nine touchdowns over that stretch. Bishop has 109 or more yards in five straight games, so he's a really good starting option every week. Fantasy owners should keep trusting him to get the job done in Week 11.
Source: ESPN
Source: ESPN
D.J. Lagway a Solid Starting Option Despite Tough Week 11 Matchup
Baylor quarterback D.J. Lagway has played pretty well of late, but now will face a stiff test in Week 11 against BYU. The Cougars are allowing just 302.2 total yards and 19.8 points per game so far this season, so they will challenge Lagway. The quarterback has 1,900 passing yards and 15 touchdowns across seven games played this season. He's completed 53.7% of his passes and has four interceptions. Lagway is a dual-threat QB, tallying 161 yards and two scores over 50 attempts. He has six touchdown passes over his past two games combined, plus rushed for 119 yards and a score in Week 10, which shows off some of his fantasy appeal. His fantasy upside offsets his tougher matchup a bit and gives him starting appeal in all leagues.
Source: ESPN
Source: ESPN
Terrance Carter Jr. a Solid Week 11 Starting Option
Texas Tech tight end Terrance Carter Jr. is a pretty solid fantasy starting option for his Week 11 contest against Oklahoma State. Carter has 274 receiving yards and four touchdowns across 24 receptions in his seven games played so far. He also has three rushing yards and a score on three attempts. Carter has three or more receptions in three straight contests, and he's scored three touchdowns over the past two games. He's coming off a season-high 81 yards against West Virginia in Week 10, so he's on the rise. Oklahoma State allows 384 total yards and 27.2 points per game on the season, so the matchup is pretty solid for the tight end as well. Carter remains a starting option in all leagues, but a more confident option in deeper setups.
Source: ESPN
Source: ESPN
Yamir Knight Looks to Keep Delivering in Tougher Week 11 Test
SMU wide receiver Yamir Knight has delivered big over the past two weeks, but he heads into a tougher Week 11 matchup against Wake Forest. The Demon Deacons are allowing 310 total yards and 15.9 points per game this season, so this will be a bit of a stiffer challenge for Knight. The wide receiver went for 103 yards and three touchdowns across six receptions in Week 10 against Virginia Tech - he also had two rushes for 11 yards in that contest. Knight had 80 yards and a score across six grabs in Week 9 against Syracuse, so he's a receiver on the rise. He has 626 receiving yards and six scores on 50 receptions overall this season, plus has rushed for four yards on three attempts. Knight is a pretty solid fantasy starting option, but expectations need to be tempered a bit going into a tougher test.
Source: ESPN
Source: ESPN
Micah Ford Offers Big Upside in Week 11 Matchup
Stanford running back Micah Ford is primed for a big showing in the team's Week 11 matchup against Virginia Tech. The Hokies are allowing 23.9 points and 340 total yards per game, and 107.3 of those yards are coming on the ground. Ford is a good fantasy option on his own, with 751 rushing yards and eight touchdowns over 156 attempts across his nine games played thus far. He's also caught 26 passes for an additional 224 yards and a score. Ford has at least 19 carries in three straight appearances, and has at least three catches in all those contests. On a big workload alone, he's a good fantasy option, and factoring in a solid matchup too, Ford should be starting in most leagues for Week 11.
Source: ESPN
Source: ESPN
LaNorris Sellers a Strong Week 11 Option Heading into Favorable Matchup
South Carolina quarterback LaNorris Sellers has a strong fantasy outlook for his Week 11 matchup against Arkansas. The Razorbacks are allowing 361.8 total yards and 27.4 points per game, so Sellers is set up pretty well. He's had a big season so far, throwing for 2,100 yards and 17 touchdowns, while completing 62.8% of his passes over nine games. Sellers has seven interceptions as well, while rushing for 637 yards and seven scores over 104 attempts. He had two total touchdowns and just under 300 total yards in Week 10 against Texas A&M. Sellers has at least 210 passing yards in five straight games, while throwing 11 touchdowns to three interceptions over that span. With steady work on the ground too, he's been a quality fantasy starting option, and that remains for Week 11 going into his favorable matchup, so he can be started in a lot of leagues.
Source: ESPN
Source: ESPN
Tommy Carr the Expected Starter, But Bryce Underwood to Play in Week 11
Michigan is expected to start Tommy Carr at quarterback for the team's Week 11 game against Oregon. However, Bryce Underwood is expected to play as well. Underwood has appeared in seven games so far, completing 58.1% of his passes for 924 yards and five touchdowns. He has six interceptions, while rushing for 222 yards and two scores across 61 carries. Carr has played in five games, completing 67% of his passes for 641 yards and two touchdowns. He's thrown three picks and has 95 rushing yards and three scores across 40 attempts. Oregon poses an average challenge, averaging 22.1 points and 349.7 total yards allowed per game. Both quarterbacks getting playing time would lower each of their fantasy ceilings, while also possibly hindering some skill players around them.
Source: Pete Thamel - ESPN
Source: Pete Thamel - ESPN
Luke Fahey Remains Ohio State's Starting Quarterback
Ohio State head coach Ryan Day announced Tuesday that Luke Fahey would remain the team's starting quarterback. The Buckeyes have lost both of Fahey's starts so far, but the quarterback has put together some solid numbers. He had 360 passing yards, two touchdowns and an interception while completing 36 of his 50 passes in Week 10 against Oregon. Fahey threw for 260 yards and a touchdown on 21-of-38 passing against USC in Week 9. He has combined for 12 rushing yards on 13 attempts. Ohio State will stick with Fahey in Week 11 against Northwestern, which allows 365.4 total yards and 19.3 points per game so far, so it's an average test for the quarterback and the reeling Buckeyes.
Source: Adam Rittenberg - ESPN
Source: Adam Rittenberg - ESPN
DaSaahn Brame Trending Toward Playing
Tennessee tight end DaSaahn Brame is "doing good," according to Volunteers head coach Josh Heupel, who added that Brame will "be in a great spot for game day." Brame is dealing with an undisclosed injury after slamming his head hard on the grass during a win over Kentucky this past week. He is Tennessee's third-leading receiver, totaling 15 receptions for 184 yards this season. With that said, he has yet to find the end zone and has finished the past three games with a combined 54 yards receiving on just three receptions. Brame's biggest performance this season came on Oct. 10, when he recorded three receptions for 87 yards during a win over Arkansas.
Source: Tennessee YouTube
Source: Tennessee YouTube
