November 16, 2025
Atlanta Falcons wide receiver
Jamal Agnew (foot) is officially active for Sunday's Week 11 contest against the Carolina Panthers. He had been listed as questionable after practicing in a limited capacity. Agnew has played almost exclusively on special teams this year, playing just one offensive snap so far. He has returned kicks for six consecutive games, totaling 24 kick returns and nine punt returns in 2025. Just last week, he had six kick returns for 135 yards. He's an appealing option in leagues that award points for return yardage. Otherwise, he can be left on waivers.
--Andersen PickardSource: Atlanta Falcons
November 16, 2025
Los Angeles Chargers wide receiver
Quentin Johnston (shin) is officially active for Sunday's game on the road in Jacksonville against the Jaguars in Week 11. Johnston was officially listed as questionable to play this weekend, but he has been cleared and will be active against Jacksonville. The 24-year-old former first-rounder did most of his damage this year earlier in the season when
Ladd McConkey was quiet, but he has remained involved in the Chargers' passing attack. In last week's win over the Pittsburgh Steelers, Johnston saw 10 targets, the second time this season he's had double-digit targets in a game. Through nine games in 2025, Johnston has 37 receptions for 502 yards and six touchdowns on 62 targets for the Bolts. Against the pass-funnel Jaguars defense, Johnston is a viable WR3/flex with boom potential for fantasy managers.
--Keith HernandezSource: Los Angeles Chargers
November 16, 2025
Green Bay Packers wide receiver
Savion Williams (foot) is officially active for Sunday's Week 11 contest against the New York Giants. He had been listed as questionable after practicing in a limited capacity. The 23-year-old has taken on a slightly increased role lately, catching five passes for 22 yards and a touchdown (plus a lost fumble) over his last three games. He should continue to occupy a depth role this Sunday, keeping him off the fantasy radar in most leagues. He can be left on waivers.
--Andersen PickardSource: Tom Silverstein
November 16, 2025
Green Bay Packers wide receiver
Matthew Golden (shoulder) is officially active for Sunday's Week 11 contest against the New York Giants. He had been listed as questionable following three consecutive limited practices. The 22-year-old is returning from a one-week absence. Through eight games this year, he has just 23 catches for 262 yards, and he's still looking for his first career touchdown. The first-round pick has not yet lived up to expectations, ranking as the overall WR72 in PPR leagues so far. He can be benched or dropped in most redraft leagues.
--Andersen PickardSource: Tom Silverstein
November 16, 2025
Jacksonville Jaguars wide receiver
Brian Thomas Jr. (ankle) is officially inactive for the Week 11 game on Sunday against the visiting Los Angeles Chargers. Thomas suffered a high-ankle sprain in Week 9 and will now miss a second straight game. The good news is that Thomas was able to practice this week (three limited showings), which should bode well for his chances of returning for a Week 12 game against the Arizona Cardinals. The Jags are also without rookie first-rounder
Travis Hunter (knee) for the year, which means newcomer
Jakobi Meyers,
Parker Washington and
Dyami Brown should operate as the team's top wideouts against the Bolts. Washington scored two touchdowns (one receiving, one on special teams) in last week's loss to the Houston Texans, and his elevated role makes him a prime WR4/flex option in PPR fantasy leagues.
--Keith HernandezSource: Jacksonville Jaguars
November 16, 2025
Green Bay Packers kicker
Brandon McManus (quadricep) is officially inactive for Sunday's Week 11 contest against the New York Giants. He was a full participant in practice this week and didn't get added to the injury report until Saturday. Once he was added, though, the team listed him as doubtful, indicating that he likely wouldn't play.
Lucas Havrisik, who is 6-for-6 on extra points and 4-for-4 on field goals this year, will kick in his absence.
--Andersen PickardSource: Tom Silverstein
November 16, 2025
Atlanta Falcons wide receiver
Drake London (illness, back) is officially active for Sunday's Week 11 contest against the Carolina Panthers. He had been listed as questionable after practicing in a limited capacity. London has missed just one game this year, catching 53 passes for 691 yards and six touchdowns through eight contests. He ranks as the overall WR6 in fantasy points this year and should continue to be started in all leagues.
--Andersen PickardSource: D. Orlando Ledbetter
November 16, 2025
During a 10-minute meeting with Philadelphia Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie, wide receiver
A.J. Brown vowed that he'll stop complaining about the offense on social media, according to Sal Paolantonio of ESPN. Brown's meeting with Lurie was described as "highly unusual" and occurred during Thursday's practice after security chief Dom DiSandro ushered him to the owner. Brown has made his displeasure known this season, most recently complaining about the state of the Eagles' offense during a live stream on Twitch. While Brown vowed to stop complaining publicly, Lurie told him that he didn't need to apologize for his actions. The receiver explained that he "just wants to be a part of the offense and is frustrated," and the two hugged as the meeting ended. The 28-year-old has been underwhelming with 31 catches, 408 yards, and three touchdowns this season, but his frustration has stopped short of a trade request. In fact, he remains under contract through 2029, though it's possible that Philadelphia could bring his name up in trade talks next offseason. For now, though, he'll remain with the Eagles, looking to bounce back from a 10-week span that saw him rank as the overall WR39 in fantasy football. His first opportunity to get back on track will come on Sunday in Week 11 against the Detroit Lions.
--Andersen PickardSource: Sal Paolantonio
November 16, 2025
Chicago Bears running back
Kyle Monangai will face an unfavorable matchup while operating out of a split backfield during Sunday's Week 11 contest against the Minnesota Vikings. Monangai has impressed in his rookie season, tallying 390 rushing yards, 83 receiving yards, and two touchdowns. He's also two weeks removed from a 29-touch, 198-yard outing with
D'Andre Swift sidelined. Now, though, Swift is healthy, and the two seem to have joint roles in the Bears' backfield. This is conducive to fantasy scoring against weaker opponents, but against a team like the Vikings, it might render Monangai tough to trust in lineups. Monangai had just seven carries for 28 yards last week, salvaging his outing with a touchdown, and now, he'll face a Vikings defense allowing the 11th-fewest fantasy points and third-fewest receiving yards to opposing running backs in 2025. Monangai is a low-end RB3/flex in deeper formats, and he can probably be benched in leagues with 12 or fewer teams for fantasy managers who have other options instead.
--Andersen PickardSource: RotoBaller
November 16, 2025
Washington Commanders wide receiver
Jaylin Lane (hip) exited during the second quarter of Sunday's Week 11 contest against the Miami Dolphins. He is officially listed as questionable to return. At the time of his departure, he had caught just one pass for 13 yards. Washington continues to be quite short-staffed at the wide receiver position, losing Lane in addition to the existing absences of
Terry McLaurin (quad),
Noah Brown (groin, knee), and
Luke McCaffrey (shoulder).
Robbie Chosen and
Chris Moore will fill Lane's void alongside
Deebo Samuel Sr.--Andersen PickardSource: Zach Shelby
November 16, 2025
Buffalo Bills wide receiver
Keon Coleman (coach's decision) will be a healthy scratch ahead of Sunday's Week 11 contest against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, according to NFL insider Jordan Schultz. His absence is described as a coach's decision, but he's not being benched for performance-based reasons. In fact, Coleman reportedly had a strong week of practice. However, the coaching staff "wants to see more from him in other areas," according to Schultz. The 22-year-old has been relatively underwhelming in his second pro season, catching 32 passes for 330 yards and three touchdowns with one lost fumble through nine games.
Mecole Hardman and
Gabe Davis are expected to handle more opportunities in the passing game behind
Khalil Shakir,
Joshua Palmer,
Elijah Moore, and
Curtis Samuel.
--Andersen PickardSource: Jordan Schultz
November 16, 2025
Green Bay Packers kicker
Lucas Havrisik is back and will handle all kicking duties during Sunday's Week 11 contest against the New York Giants. Havrisik will be active on gameday with
Brandon McManus (quad) listed as doubtful and not expected to play. The 26-year-old appeared in two games earlier this year while filling in for McManus, and he certainly impressed, going 6-for-6 on extra points and 4-for-4 on field goals, including one from 50+ yards out. The Arizona product has shown that he has a strong, powerful leg, and he should immediately return to the top-12 fantasy kicker range with McManus sidelined. Havrisik doesn't have long-term fantasy value, but he's an incredibly strong streamer for Week 11.
--Andersen PickardSource: RotoBaller
November 16, 2025
Pittsburgh Steelers running back
Kenneth Gainwell continues to trend up ahead of Sunday's Week 11 contest against the Cincinnati Bengals. Gainwell is coming off a game against the Chargers that saw him play 52 percent of the offensive snaps, which was his third-highest mark of the season so far. Despite out-snapping
Jaylen Warren, he had just two catches and zero carries. We expect to see Gainwell handle a sizable snap share once again after head coach Mike Tomlin told the media that Warren cannot occupy an every-down role. Whether this means the backfield will gradually shift to Gainwell remains to be seen. The comments are promising for Gainwell's managers, but it's too early to inject him into lineups after he touched the ball just twice last week. For now, he remains a bench stash.
--Andersen PickardSource: RotoBaller
November 16, 2025
Denver Broncos running back
Jaleel McLaughlin is expected to carve out a significant role on offense after
J.K. Dobbins (foot) was placed on injured reserve and ruled out for the rest of the season. At first glance, it would seem that McLaughlin, who has been a healthy scratch in nine of 10 games this season, will merely slot into the No. 3 running back role and fail to play meaningful snaps. However, in reality, he's expected to operate behind
R.J. Harvey as a change-of-pace back, while
Tyler Badie plays passing downs. McLaughlin's rushing ability earned the praise of head coach Sean Payton, who said that the running back is "ready" despite being a healthy scratch for most of the year. McLaughlin has shown flashes of upside before, such as when he handled 26 carries over the final two weeks of last season. The 25-year-old is capable of handling moderate volume, and he's an appealing deep-league stash in case the Broncos rotate him in to avoid putting too much wear on tear on Harvey, who is a rookie.
--Andersen PickardSource: RotoBaller
November 16, 2025
Denver Broncos running back
Tyler Badie should operate as the backup to
R.J. Harvey for the remainder of the 2025 season. Fellow running back
J.K. Dobbins (foot) was placed on injured reserve and is done for the year, leaving Harvey in line to lead the backfield while Badie also takes on a larger role. The 25-year-old has been involved recently, playing at least 20 percent of the snaps in four of his last five games. However, during that span, he has just five catches and one carry. Most of Badie's fantasy appeal will come in deeper PPR leagues, but his exact role is a bit unclear given that Harvey is very capable of catching passes, too. Badie is a fine speculative stash in deeper leagues for the time being, but it's too early to trust him in fantasy lineups despite the elevated role.
--Andersen PickardSource: RotoBaller
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