November 14, 2025
The Los Angeles Chargers D/ST dominated the Pittsburgh Steelers last week, recording three sacks, two interceptions (including rookie RJ Mickens' second of the season), and a safety via Khalil Mack. They also showed strength against the run, allowing only 73 yards. This unit now faces an inconsistent Jacksonville Jaguars offense led by
Trevor Lawrence, who has been sacked 26 times (6th most) and has a poor 10:7 TD:INT ratio. The Chargers' defense, ranked fifth in passing yards allowed per game, will need to continue bottling up the run and applying pressure on Lawrence to force turnovers. Although DB Elijah Molden (knee) is questionable, CB Tarheeb Still (knee) is expected to return. The D/ST has demonstrated high-ceiling potential through sacks and interceptions and is a sneaky streaming option this week, projected at D/ST11.
--Don FanelliSource: RotoBaller
November 14, 2025
Tennessee Titans wide receiver
Calvin Ridley (hamstring) is currently listed as questionable ahead of the Week 11 matchup against the Houston Texans. Ridley is hopeful to get back on the field after missing each of the last three games due to a hamstring issue. The Titans are coming off a bye week, but Ridley still practiced in a limited capacity all week. It sounds like he might be a legitimate game-time decision for this weekend. If he's active, Ridley could offer flex appeal, but fantasy managers will need to check back for another update.
--Andy WebbSource: Turron Davenport
November 14, 2025
Los Angeles Chargers rookie tight end
Oronde Gadsden is healthy heading into Week 11 despite suffering a knee contusion last week. Even though he left the game in the third quarter, Gadsden remains one of
Justin Herbert's most trusted red-zone options, with 10 targets inside the 20-yard line over the past five games. The matchup this week is excellent, as the Jacksonville Jaguars rank 5th in receptions allowed and are tied for second in touchdowns allowed to tight ends. His combination of size (6'5") and red-zone usage makes Gadsden a reliable play. He is a confident mid-range TE1 with legitimate upside, projected as the TE4 this week.
--Don FanelliSource: RotoBaller
November 14, 2025
Los Angeles Chargers rookie wide receiver
Tre' Harris had limited involvement last week, catching both of his targets for just four yards. Although he has recently seen more routes, his outlook for Week 11 largely depends on the health of teammate
Quentin Johnston (shin), who was limited during the week but participated fully in practice on Friday and is listed as questionable. Harris is currently low on the depth chart, making it tough for him to get significant playing time in a crowded receiving corps. While the Jacksonville Jaguars' secondary has shown some vulnerability, Harris should stay on your bench in standard leagues. If Johnston is officially ruled out, Harris could become a low-end WR4 option.
--Don FanelliSource: RotoBaller
November 14, 2025
Tampa Bay Buccaneers tight end
Cade Otton has been making the most of his extra targets lately. Last week, Otton saw 12 targets while hauling in a season-high nine passes for 82 yards in the loss to the New England Patriots. The handful of injuries to his offense has made Otton a viable option lately. Otton has been able to produce 40 receiving yards or more in each of his last five games. He has done enough on the field to warrant using as a low-end TE1 for the upcoming matchup against the Buffalo Bills.
--Andy WebbSource: Pro Football Reference
November 14, 2025
Seattle Seahawks rookie wide receiver
Tory Horton (groin, shin) has been ruled out for a big Week 11 divisional contest this Sunday against the hosting Los Angeles Rams and will miss a second straight game, according to Michael-Shawn Dugar of The Athletic. Just when Horton seemed to be coming on strong for the Seahawks offense in his first year -- he had four catches for 48 yards and two touchdowns in his last game on Nov. 2 against the Washington Commanders -- he gets hurt. When the 22-year-old does return to action, he'll be contending with newcomer
Rashid Shaheed for targets. Veteran
Cooper Kupp is also back from his injury. Horton has caught only 13 passes for 161 yards on 22 targets in his eight games played, but he's managed to find the end zone five times. Head coach Mike Macdonald said Seattle could put Horton on Injured Reserve, which would require him to miss at least four games.
--Keith HernandezSource: The Athletic - Michael-Shawn Dugar
November 14, 2025
Los Angeles Chargers wide receiver
Quentin Johnston (shin) is listed as questionable heading into Week 11, but he put in a full practice on Friday, suggesting he is likely to play. Johnston led the team with 10 targets last week, finishing with five receptions for 42 yards. The Bolts' depleted offensive line is forcing
Justin Herbert into quick throws, which has limited the deep connection with Johnston that we saw earlier in the season. Nonetheless, he faces a vulnerable Jacksonville Jaguars secondary that has allowed 31 receptions of 20 yards or more, which plays to Johnston's strengths. If cleared, he has a favorable matchup against CB Greg Newsome, who allows a 66.7% catch rate. Based on his recent target share and the matchup, Johnston is a viable boom-or-bust WR3 and is ranked as RotoBaller's WR26.
--Don FanelliSource: RotoBaller
November 14, 2025
The Green Bay Packers' defense and special teams unit have been an underachieving one this season, but they have a chance to get on track when the Packers travel to MetLife Stadium to face the New York Giants. In Week 10 against the Eagles, the Packers' D/ST gave up just 10 points and had a fumble recovery, but it was their first game all season with zero sacks. While immensely talented, the Packers just aren't a strong enough D/ST unit to start in fantasy football most weeks. Week 11 could change that, however, as the Giants start
Jameis Winston at quarterback. Even with the defense facing Winston, who has been known to give defenses ample opportunities at interceptions, the Packers D/ST is just a low-end start for fantasy purposes.
--Kevin TompkinsSource: RotoBaller
November 14, 2025
Tampa Bay Buccaneers wide receiver
Tez Johnson has made the most of his extra playing time over the last few weeks. Last week, Johnson hauled in four of his five targets for 42 yards with two touchdowns in the loss to the New England Patriots. The rookie wideout has four touchdowns over his last four games. He played a season-high 83 percent of the offensive snaps during last weekend's game. Johnson is earning the trust of the Bucs offense and his making the plays when called upon. Given his recent performances and the injuries to this roster, Johnson should be able to offer WR3 value for the upcoming Week 11 matchup against the Buffalo Bills.
--Andy WebbSource: Pro Football Reference
November 14, 2025
Green Bay Packers kicker
Brandon McManus has been a hit-or-miss option for fantasy managers this season, but he'll look to right the ship when the Packers head east to MetLife Stadium to square off with the New York Giants in Week 11. McManus has missed at least one field goal in all three games since returning from a quad injury that sidelined him for a pair of games. He's made just 11-of-17 field goals this season after making 20-of-21 field goals last season when replacing
Brayden Narveson early last season. McManus could be on the hot seat if he doesn't shore up his accuracy, which puts his fantasy value deep below the pool of rosterable kickers. For Week 11, McManus is somebody to leave on the waiver wire.
--Kevin TompkinsSource: RotoBaller
November 14, 2025
Tampa Bay Buccaneers wide receiver
Sterling Shepard hasn't been able to find much success over the last few weeks. Over the last two games, Shepard has been held to four receptions for 28 yards. He did post a seven-catch performance in Week 7, but has been a non-factor since then. It's tough to imagine Shepard being a viable option in most fantasy formats for the upcoming Week 11 matchup against the Buffalo Bills. He's clearly not normally a big part of the passing attack, so he shouldn't be viewed as anything more than a deep league option.
--Andy WebbSource: Pro Football Reference
November 14, 2025
Green Bay Packers tight end
Luke Musgrave saw his on-field involvement in the Packers' offense jump up considerably and will look to take advantage of his playing time when the Packers head east to MetLife Stadium to face off against the New York Giants. Musgrave's routes and snaps jumped up considerably in the first game without
Tucker Kraft after his season-ending injury. While Musgrave's 81 percent of routes per dropback and 76 percent snap share are great for a fantasy tight end, he's not used nearly enough in the passing game to warrant even a streaming start at tight end for fantasy managers. With the Giants allowing the 10th-fewest fantasy points per game to opposing tight ends, Musgrave isn't a recommended start in Week 11.
--Kevin TompkinsSource: Luke Musgrave
November 14, 2025
Green Bay Packers running back
Emanuel Wilson has maintained a solid on-field role, but is just depth at the position when the Packers head to MetLife Stadium to play the New York Giants. While Wilson has seen his snap shares hover around the 32-percent mark in the previous three weeks leading up to Week 10, those snaps dropped to 20 percent against the Eagles on Monday Night Football. The Packers gave
Josh Jacobs the bulk of the work on the ground, leaving Wilson to touch the ball just twice for four yards on a target and carry. Jacobs had been a regular sight on the Packers' injury report over the past few weeks, but was not on the report leading up to this week's game against the Giants. Wilson is merely a handcuff for Jacobs in the event he misses a game, but otherwise, leave Wilson on the waiver wire in Week 11.
--Kevin TompkinsSource: RotoBaller
November 14, 2025
Green Bay Packers running back
Josh Jacobs has been as automatic a fantasy start as it gets this season, and that remains the case as the Packers travel to MetLife Stadium to face the New York Giants in Week 11. Jacobs has scored in every game this season but one and has been a top-10 fantasy running back in five of the last six weeks. While Jacobs hasn't posted a 100-yard game this season and averages just 68 rushing yards per game, fantasy managers are still beaming at just how inevitable Jacobs has been when it comes to scoring and his involvement in the Packers' offense. With the offensive game plan flowing through Jacobs and the run game each week, he's been the one constant this season for the Packers' offense. Against the New York Giants, who are last in the NFL in defensive EPA per rush attempt, Jacobs is a no-brainer lock for fantasy lineups in Week 11.
--Kevin TompkinsSource: RotoBaller
November 14, 2025
Los Angeles Chargers wide receiver
Keenan Allen enters Week 11 as the franchise's all-time receptions leader, but his fantasy production remains concerning. Allen has caught four or fewer passes in his last three games, with only 15 targets during that span and just one red-zone target. Although he faces a vulnerable Jacksonville Jaguars secondary that has struggled to defend big plays, his significantly reduced snap share and route rate limit the volume he needs to succeed for fantasy managers. While he might have a favorable individual matchup against Jaguars cornerback Montaric Brown, who is allowing a 13.5-yard average depth of target (ADOT), the overall decrease in usage downgrades him to a high-end WR4/FLEX option. Setting expectations accordingly is wise, as he is no longer the volume-dependent starter he was earlier in the season.
--Don FanelliSource: RotoBaller
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