Hello again! Here are my Week 11 fantasy football notes.

 

Washington at Philadelphia

The Eagles defense may be playing better than any defense in the league right now. That places low production ceilings on all Washington players. It drops Brian Robinson to the bottom of the RB2 tier, makes Austin Ekeler a sit candidate in many leagues, keeps Terry McLaurin in the WR2 tier and may keep Jayden Daniels from returning to the land of 20+ points.

 

Green Bay at Chicago

The Bears have been the worst offense in the league for the past few weeks and this is not a matchup that portends a turnaround. That means DJ Moore, Keenan Allen and Rome Odunze all belong on most fantasy benches. The exception in this offense is D’Andre Swift, but even he is stuck as a middling RB2.

 

Jacksonville at Detroit

Jared Goff played like a QB1 in Weeks 4-7, but that was a mirage mostly because Detroit doesn’t throw the ball enough to give Goff fantasy production consistency. That won’t change this week since Jacksonville provides the Lions with an extremely favorable rush defense matchup will push the Detroit to lean on the ground game early and often. Goff may score more than 10 points for the first time in three games, but he really doesn’t belong in most lineups.

 

Las Vegas at Miami

Consider picking Jaylen Wright up on waivers. The Dolphins have been operating a platoon backfield all year, with De’Von Achane and Raheem Mostert splitting those carries. The Monday night game saw a potential change to that setup, with Mostert getting no carries and Jaylen Wright serving as the other platoon back. One game isn’t enough to say if this is permanent, but now is the time to roster Wright in the event it is.

 

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