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Xavier Worthy Scores Twice In Super Bowl Debut
Kansas City Chiefs rookie wide receiver Xavier Worthy caught eight passes for 157 yards and two touchdowns in the 22-40 Super Bowl loss to the Philadelphia Eagles. Worthy was the lone bright spot for Kansas City in this contest, catching multiple 50-yard passes from Mahomes. The 21-year-old showed off his speed on the game's final touchdown, beating two safeties to the end zone for a 50-yard score. The speedy rookie led the team in catches, receiving yards, and targets. Worthy took center stage with Travis Kelce underperforming in this contest. Worthy put together one of the best Super Bowl performances by a rookie, but most of his production came well after this game was out of hand. Despite suffering this huge loss, Worthy showed that he can perform at the highest level and should be poised for more growth next season.
Source: NFL - Twitter
Source: NFL - Twitter
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Todd Monken anticipates WR Denzel Boston returning to practice tomorrow. https://t.co/bbXeM19XHd
— Daniel Oyefusi (@DanielOyefusi) November 11, 2026
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Alec Pierce Still in Rehab Process, No Timetable for Return
#Colts HC Shane Steichen, asked if WR Alec Pierce (heel/IR) has a chance to return this season:
— James Boyd (@RomeovilleKid) November 11, 2026
“We’ll see. Like I said last week, he’s still in that rehab process, and I’m not going to put a timetable on return.”
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Denzel Boston Not Expected to Practice on Wednesday
Cleveland Browns rookie wide receiver Denzel Boston (toe) is not expected to participate in the team's first practice of the week on Wednesday, according to Daniel Oyefusi of ESPN. A DNP in the first practice of the week is notable with a new injury for the first-year receiver, but the 22-year-old still has two more days to get back on the practice field. We will keep a close eye on Boston's status over the next couple of days. If he is unable to play this weekend against the Houston Texans, fellow rookie pass-catcher KC Concepcion Jr. would essentially become a must-play flex option in fantasy lineups, with veteran Jerry Jeudy also becoming more intriguing as a deep-league flex. Boston caught six of his seven targets for 98 yards in Sunday's overtime loss to the New Orleans Saints in Week 9, and he now has a 32-507-3 line in the first nine games of his NFL career. The 98 yards he had on Sunday were a new season high, but Boston has not found the end zone since Oct. 11, and he has only one game with double-digit targets so far. The Browns' move back to quarterback Deshaun Watson (concussion) this weekend probably hurts Boston's short-term value.
Source: ESPN.com - Daniel Oyefusi
Source: ESPN.com - Daniel Oyefusi
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— Ben Arthur 🇬🇭 (@benyarthur) November 11, 2026
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Omar Cooper Jr. (ankle) Will Be "Just Fine" per HC Aaron Glenn
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— Connor Hughes (@Connor_J_Hughes) November 11, 2026
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Aaron Glenn Is "Very Hopeful" Garrett Wilson Will Play This Weekend
Aaron Glenn said he is “very hopeful” with Garrett Wilson. So WR1 should be back for the #Bills game.
— Connor Hughes (@Connor_J_Hughes) November 11, 2026
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Jerry Jeudy's Fantasy Value Continues to Plummet in Cleveland
Cleveland Browns wide receiver Jerry Jeudy's stock has fallen significantly in 2026 with the additions of rookies Denzel Boston and K.C. Concepcion Jr. Jeudy has seen his target share drop to 8.9 percent on the season, and while he runs 27.7 routes per game, he only sees 2.8 targets per game and ranks 103rd out of 114 in yards per route run. Jeudy, who is now in his seventh NFL season, appears to have lost most, if not all, of his fantasy value after finishing as the WR15 in 2024 and seeing over 100 targets in 2025. Considering Jeudy did not get traded at the deadline and his current role with the Browns is diminishing, Jeudy can be dropped in all redraft formats and is likely one of the last few people on your roster in dynasty formats, but even then, his value is plummeting, so if needed, fantasy managers could drop him.
Source: RotoBaller
Source: RotoBaller
Anthony Gould Expected to Take Over Colts' Slot Role
Indianapolis Colts wide receiver Anthony Gould is expected to take over in the slot after Tuesday's trade sent Josh Downs to the Kansas City Chiefs. Stephen Holder reported that head coach Shane Steichen plans to use Gould in that role and give rookie Deion Burks more playing time. The Colts listed Gould behind Downs on their unofficial Week 9 depth chart and moved him into Downs' spot for Week 10. Downs played 49 offensive snaps against Dallas on Sunday. Gould played one, catching a 16-yard pass on his first target of the season. Burks played 17 offensive snaps against Dallas and has six catches for 60 yards this season. In deeper PPR leagues, Gould is worth tracking against Miami on Sunday, when his route count will give a first look at his new workload. Downs and Keenan Allen, whom the Colts traded to San Francisco, accounted for 115 of Indianapolis' 287 targets through Week 9. Tight end Tyler Warren leads the remaining Colts with 53 targets despite missing two games.
Source: Stephen Holder
Source: Stephen Holder
Chargers Reportedly Never Discussed Trading Justin Herbert
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Source: Alex Insdorf
Source: Alex Insdorf
Tyler Shough's Fantasy Success Comes With Some Red Flags
New Orleans Saints quarterback Tyler Shough has thrived this season on pure volume and opportunity rather than efficiency and playing great football. This season, Shough is second in the NFL in dropbacks per game, however 18th in expected points added per dropback. While volume remains king in fantasy, it does set up a higher-risk, higher-reward player to put into your lineup any given week. Additionally, the Saints have now played in two overtime games this season, giving them two additional quarters to build volume. All this to say, Shough is the QB9 in fantasy points per game this season and should remain a staple in your lineup, but fantasy managers may want to proactively plan for a backup if volume dips and efficiency doesn't improve.
Source: RotoBaller
Source: RotoBaller
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San Francisco 49ers wide receiver Keenan Allen was traded by the Indianapolis Colts on Tuesday for a 2027 sixth-round pick. Asked whether Allen requested the move, Colts head coach Shane Steichen said, "No, not that I'm aware of," according to James Boyd. Allen signed with Indianapolis in August, reuniting with Steichen after seven seasons together with the Chargers. Allen cited that familiarity when he joined the Colts. He caught 40 of 58 targets for 351 yards and one touchdown in eight games with Indianapolis, including 31 catches for 230 yards on passes thrown fewer than 10 yards downfield. Allen finished his Colts stint with four catches for 26 yards on eight targets against Dallas, the same opponent San Francisco visits Sunday. San Francisco head coach Kyle Shanahan said Monday that he did not expect Mike Evans to be ready this week and that Deebo Samuel Sr. was expected to return to practice Wednesday. Allen's work underneath gives Brock Purdy another short-area option while the 49ers wait for their receivers to get healthy.
Source: James Boyd
Source: James Boyd
Darnell Mooney's Fantasy Value Has Hit Rock Bottom
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Source: RotoBaller
Source: RotoBaller
Dalton Schultz Droppable While Dealing with Competition for Targets
Houston tight end Dalton Schultz has produced a little bit this season, but not consistently enough to hold him every week. With several pass catchers factoring in for Houston, that limits Schultz's fantasy outlook and makes him droppable in some leagues. He has 364 receiving yards and still no touchdowns across 35 receptions and 47 targets on the season. Schultz had just four targets in Week 9, catching two for 42 yards. He has gone over 45 receiving yards just once this season. He's a streaming option at a tough fantasy spot to find consistency, but on a team with so many viable pass catchers, Schultz is still not the best fantasy starting option.
Source: ESPN
Source: ESPN
Xavier Worthy Becoming a Cut Candidate After Chiefs Trade
Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Xavier Worthy (hamstring) caught six passes for 48 yards in Sunday's 35-12 win over the Jets before leaving with an injury. Worthy managed just 24 receiving yards over his previous two games and has scored only one touchdown this season. His fantasy outlook took another hit Tuesday when Kansas City acquired Josh Downs from Indianapolis. Downs primarily works out of the slot, but his arrival adds more competition for targets alongside Rashee Rice and Travis Kelce. Head coach Andy Reid called Worthy day-to-day Monday, leaving his availability for Week 10 against Atlanta uncertain. With limited production, a hamstring injury, and another receiver joining the offense, Worthy is becoming expendable in shallow redraft leagues. Managers in deeper formats may prefer to hold him until his injury status becomes clearer.
Source: RotoBaller
Source: RotoBaller
Chris Godwin Jr. Becoming a Fantasy Cut Candidate
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Source: RotoBaller
Source: RotoBaller
Marvin Harrison Jr. Droppable in Most Fantasy Leagues
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Source: ESPN
Source: ESPN
J.K. Dobbins Losing Fantasy Value as Role Shrinks
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Source: RotoBaller
Source: RotoBaller
Mark Andrews Not Worth Holding in Most Leagues
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Source: ESPN
Source: ESPN
Emanuel Wilson Can Be Dropped in Most Leagues
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Source: RotoBaller
Source: RotoBaller
Bhayshul Tuten Eyes More in Week 10 After Extra Time Off
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Source: ESPN
Source: ESPN
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