San Francisco 49ers quarterback Mac Jones will head back to the bench ahead of the Week 11 matchup against the Arizona Cardinals. Jones has started in each of the last six games while Brock Purdy (toe) was sidelined. Now, Purdy is ready to play, so Jones will return to being the backup. However, Jones was impressive during his time as the starter. He threw for 2,151 yards with 13 touchdowns and six interceptions in eight games. It sounds like this solid play has made him a prime trade candidate for the 2026 season. Jones is still under control with the organization after signing a two-year, seven million deal with the organization this offseason. Purdy is viewed as the franchise quarterback in San Francisco, so moving Jones makes sense. Given his play this season, Jones should draw some interest in the trade market. This is something to monitor during the offseason.

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Tennessee Titans defensive end Jeffery Simmons (hamstring) is listed as questionable, but is expected to play against the Houston Texans in Week 11. Simmons sat out practice to begin the week, but was able to log in back-to-back limited practice sessions to end the week. It sounds like Simmons is trending in the right direction to return from his two-game absence. This would be a significant boost to the Titans defense ahead of this important divisional contest. Simmons has recorded 21 solo tackles, nine assisted tackles, and 4.5 sacks this season.

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Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow (toe) and defensive end Trey Hendrickson (hip) are both inactive ahead of the Week 11 matchup against the Pittsburgh Steelers. Despite that, both players appear to be heading in the positive direction. Burrow was able to get through limited practice sessions all week. It sounds like he's still multiple weeks away, but the fact he's practicing is a positive step forward. Hendrickson missed practice all week and won't suit up for the second straight game. However, the Bengals have decided not to place him on the injured reserve. It sounds like he's currently week-to-week, but he might not be lost for the season.

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New York Giants quarterback Jaxson Dart (concussion) has been ruled out ahead of the Week 11 matchup against the Green Bay Packers. The rookie quarterback has been solid with 1,417 passing yards, 10 touchdowns, and three interceptions in nine games. However, he continues to put himself in danger with how he runs the football. The organization is urging Dart to change his running style going forward. This isn't the first time Dart has been evaluated for a concussion and he hasn't played a full season. The Giants want to make sure they protect their franchise quarterback going forward. Dart is having success on the ground with 317 yards on 57 attempts while scoring seven touchdowns. It doesn't sound like the Giants want to take the part of his game away, but they want him to be smarter when he's doing it.

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Jacksonville Jaguars wide receiver/defensive back Travis Hunter (knee) unfortunately saw his rookie campaign come to an early end. Hunter was only able to play in seven games before suffering a season-ending knee injury that required surgery. There was speculation that Hunter might make the switch to one position following this injury. So far, the Jags have stated they plan to continue using Hunter as a two-way player. His injury occurred during a non-contact play during practice, so it doesn't sound like it had anything to do with the wear-and-tear of playing two positions. He finished his rookie season with 28 receptions for 298 yards and one touchdown.

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Arizona Cardinals running back Bam Knight (ankle) is currently listed as questionable ahead of Sunday's Week 11 matchup against the San Francisco 49ers. Despite that, Knight is expected to play this weekend, according to Adam Schefter. Knight is stuck in a committee with Emari Demercado and Michael Carter. Last week, Knight saw 10 carries for 28 yards in the loss to the Seattle Seahawks. He hasn't been successful on the ground lately, so consider him a low-end flex option for Week 11.

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ESPN's Adam Schefter notes that Houston Texans quarterback C.J. Stroud (concussion) is not guaranteed to clear concussion protocol by the time the team lines up for their matchup with the Buffalo Bills on Thursday Night Football in Week 12. Stroud suffered a concussion in Week 9, and he's now been officially ruled out for a second consecutive contest. As it stands, he could miss another, considering Houston's quick turnaround this coming Thursday. The third-year pro may be able to get right before his contest with the Bills, although it's currently looking like teammate Davis Mills has a significant chance to lead the team for a third game in his absence. Fantasy managers should monitor Stroud's status over the coming days.

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Los Angeles Chargers wide receiver Quentin Johnston (shin) is expected to be active for Sunday's meeting with the hosting Jacksonville Jaguars, according to NFL Network's Ian Rapoport. Johnston led the team in targets during last weekend's 25-10 win over the Pittsburgh Steelers, simultaneously sustaining a shin injury. Despite starting the week with consecutive limited practices, the TCU product was able to upgrade his status to full on Friday, hinting that he should be good to handle his typical allotment of snaps when they take on the Jags. Johnston has seen his early-season production tail off in recent weeks, though he remains a solid WR3/flex asset with the potential for a big play. If he's unable to suit up, rookie wideout Tre' Harris would be in line for an uptick in snaps behind Keenan Allen and Ladd McConkey.

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Atlanta Falcons wide receiver Drake London (back, illness) is planning to play this Sunday when his team squares off with the Carolina Panthers at home. ESPN's Adam Schefter reported the news. The 24-year-old had a weird week. After returning from Germany, London fell ill and was tagged with a DNP for Wednesday's practice. He'd return to a limited capacity the ensuing two days, but picked up a back injury in the process. As of now, it appears that he'll attempt to give it a go. However, fantasy managers will want to keep an eye on him up until game time, considering his designation. If, for some reason, he fails to suit up, teammates Darnell Mooney and David Sills V would be deployed in two-wide-receiver sets against a Panthers' defense that's been unkind to wide receivers.

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According to ESPN's Adam Schefter, Los Angeles Rams wide receiver Davante Adams (oblique) is expected to be active for Week 11's clash with the visiting Seattle Seahawks. The fantasy stalwart tweaked his oblique in last Sunday's victory against their division-rival 49ers, opening the week of practice as a DNP. However, Adams' injury was never considered significant, and he practiced in a limited capacity on back-to-back days ahead of this weekend's outing. The veteran has been a touchdown machine in 2025, scoring nine in as many appearances. As such, fantasy managers should have no qualms slotting him into their lineups if he's active. Even in a less-than-ideal matchup, Adams is a fringey WR1 considering his scoring upside.

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NFL Network's Ian Rapoport reports that Jacksonville Jaguars wide receiver Brian Thomas Jr. (ankle) is not expected to suit up for Sunday's home tilt with the Los Angeles Chargers. The LSU product has been battling an ankle injury for a few weeks now. Despite practicing in a limited fashion leading up to Week 11's contest, it appears that he'll miss his second consecutive game. If that comes to fruition, teammates Parker Washington, Tim Patrick, and Jakobi Meyers figure to operate in three-wide-receiver sets against the Bolts. Patrick ran ahead of Meyers last weekend, but that could change this Sunday as the latter becomes more comfortable in his new surroundings.

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Dynasty | The Lions have placed tight end Sam LaPorta on injured reserve. Dynasty Analysis: Well, that escalated quickly. We didn't even know about his injury until Wednesday and now he's going to be out a month. LaPorta hasn't been able to replicate the magic we saw him have as rookie this year or last but he's still been effective. This is going to be another hit to his ADP as he's moved to more of a back-end TE1 than an elite option over the past two seasons.

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Dynasty | The Broncos have placed running back JK Dobbins on injured reserve. Dynasty Analysis: Dobbins has a foot injury that will reportedly require surgery. If that's indeed the case, this has major implications in dynasty leagues. Dobbins himself was a weekly starter and now hits free agency as a very effective runner but one that still has injury concerns. It also opens the door for RJ Harvey to burst on the scene and become a league winning fantasy force down the stretch. Dobbins' ADP will fall and Harvey's is on the rise.

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According to ESPN's Jeremy Fowler, Tennessee Titans wide receiver Calvin Ridley (hamstring) is expected to play in Sunday's meeting with Houston. The wideout has been out of commission since Week 7 because of a hamstring injury. Although it appeared he had a chance to return over the last few weeks, it seems he'll finally be back on the field. Ridley hasn't had a strong 2025 campaign, amassing 16 catches (35 targets) for 290 yards while failing to find the end zone. All things considered, he's not the safest fantasy option, considering Cam Ward hasn't been good all year. Ridley will also draw a tough matchup with a formidable Texans defense, which isn't an ideal scenario in his first game in over a month.

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Dallas Cowboys wide receiver CeeDee Lamb has proven he is one of the elite fantasy wideouts when healthy. Lamb is coming off a strong performance in Week 9, hauling in 7 catches for 85 yards against the Cardinals. He remains one of Dak Prescott's favorite targets, earning 22 targets over his last two games. Look for Lamb and the Cowboys to get back on track this week against a poor Las Vegas Raiders defense. The Raiders have been allowing around 214 passing yards per game, giving Dallas plenty of opportunities to attack through the air. Lamb should be heavily involved again in what projects to be a high-scoring matchup with a 49.5-point total. RotoBaller currently has Lamb ranked as the WR4 for Week 11.

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Dallas Cowboys wide receiver George Pickens has proven to be a consistent weapon for Dak Prescott and the Cowboys all season. Pickens is coming off a solid Week 9 outing, posting six catches for 79 yards against the Cardinals. Now coming out of the bye, the Cowboys are set to face the Las Vegas Raiders in Week 11. Expect Pickens to remain heavily involved, as he continues to operate as one of the top targets in the Dallas offense. The Raiders' defense has struggled this season, allowing around 214 passing yards per game, giving the Cowboys plenty of opportunities to move the ball through the air. With Pickens seeing at least nine targets in each of his last two games, he should remain a strong fantasy option once again. RotoBaller currently has Pickens ranked as the WR11 for Week 11.

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Dallas Cowboys tight end Jake Ferguson has been a steady target for Dak Prescott all season. Ferguson has recorded at least five receptions in all but two games this year and continues to be one of the most reliable pass catchers in the Cowboys' offense. He's coming off a Week 9 performance where he posted five receptions for 50 yards against the Cardinals. This week, Ferguson and the Cowboys are set to face the Las Vegas Raiders in what could turn into a shootout (49.5 total). The Raiders' defense has been mediocre against the pass, allowing around 214 passing yards per game, which ranks 16th in the NFL. With a high implied scoring total, Dallas should be able to put points on the board, giving Ferguson plenty of opportunities in the passing game. RotoBaller currently has Ferguson ranked as the TE5 for Week 11.

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Dallas Cowboys kicker Brandon Aubrey has disappointed over his last two starts, averaging only five fantasy points during that stretch. Coming off the bye, the Cowboys will look to get back on track as they take on the Las Vegas Raiders in Week 11. Aubrey has already proven he's one of the best kickers in the NFL, and this matchup gives him a strong chance to rebound in what projects to be a high-scoring affair (49.5 total). The Raiders' defense has allowed around 320 total yards per game, giving Dallas plenty of opportunities to move the ball and create scoring chances for Aubrey. RotoBaller currently has Aubrey ranked as the No. 1 kicker for Week 11, making him a must-start option in all fantasy formats.

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Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott enters Week 11 looking to bounce back after a rough two-game stretch where he averaged just 11 fantasy points, easily his coldest run of the season. Even with the slump, Prescott has been one of the top quarterbacks in fantasy this year, and the underlying metrics still point to a player performing at a high level overall. This week sets up nicely for a rebound. Dallas plays the Las Vegas Raiders, a defense that gives up 214 passing yards per game and struggles to consistently pressure quarterbacks, ranking in the bottom 10 in sacks. Opposing passers have regularly outperformed expectations against this unit, which should give Prescott cleaner pockets and more chances to push the ball downfield. Coming out of the bye, the Cowboys' offense should reset and get back to its usual rhythm. Add in one of the highest implied totals of the week at 49.5, and Prescott is positioned for a strong fantasy outing with plenty of scoring opportunities on the table. He remains a confident QB1 play and is RotoBaller's 4th-ranked quarterback for Week 11.

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Dallas Cowboys running back Javonte Williams has consistently dominated the work out of the Cowboys' backfield all year. Williams has been one of the most reliable players in the Dallas offense this season and is currently on pace to finish as a top-12 fantasy running back. He was held in check in his last game against the Cardinals in Week 9, but he remains one of the most consistent options at the position. This week, Williams and the Cowboys face the Las Vegas Raiders, a defense that has been fairly mediocre against the run. The Raiders are allowing around 106 rushing yards per game and have given up 12 rushing touchdowns on the year. This sets up a strong opportunity for Williams and the Dallas offense to get back on track against a lackluster Raiders unit. RotoBaller currently has Williams ranked as the RB5 for Week 11.

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