Arizona Cardinals wide receiver Michael Wilson enters Week 11 against the San Francisco 49ers atop the team's depth chart. With Marvin Harrison Jr. (appendix) sidelined, Wilson will operate as the Cardinals' No. 1 receiver. He has been a steady contributor this season, but he hasn't been impactful enough to carry fantasy relevance. Through nine games, he has 22 catches, 231 yards, and one touchdown, producing single-digit fantasy points in every contest. On a more positive note, he played 92 percent of the snaps last week and has 11 targets over his last two games. It's unclear how Wilson will handle playing against the 49ers' top cornerback, but at the very least, we expect him to have a higher floor than usual thanks to his increased volume. In an anticipated negative game script scenario, Wilson is a strong candidate to handle at least six to eight targets. This week's matchup bodes well, too, as San Francisco has allowed the ninth-most fantasy points to wide receivers in 2025.

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Arizona Cardinals wide receiver Greg Dortch is expected to handle increased opportunities with Marvin Harrison Jr. (appendix) sidelined for Sunday's Week 11 contest against the San Francisco 49ers. Dortch hasn't caught a pass in his last two games, but he has continued to earn offensive snaps while also maintaining his involvement as a returner on special teams. An inconsistent role has limited Dortch's fantasy relevance for a long time, but single-week opportunities like these -- as the No. 2 receiver behind Michael Wilson -- give him an opportunity to make an impact as a low-end WR3/flex. The Cardinals will need to throw the ball to keep within striking distance of the 49ers, and Jacoby Brissett has played quite well lately. He should help elevate Dortch's game against a Niners defense allowing the ninth-most fantasy points to wide receivers in 2025.

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Cincinnati Bengals defensive end Shemar Stewart (knee) is being placed on injured reserve, according to Tom Pelissero of NFL Network. Stewart has battled ankle and knee injuries in his first NFL season, limiting him to just five games. The rookie has six tackles so far and has yet to record his first professional sack. He'll now miss a minimum of four weeks, leaving Joseph Ossai and Myles Murphy in line to earn more defensive snaps.

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Arizona Cardinals running back Emari Demercado continues to operate out of a backfield committee, but he still has appeal as an RB3/flex in most fantasy leagues. Demercado and Bam Knight have been the primary options out of the backfield in Arizona, while Michael Carter also gets occasionally involved. While Knight has typically handled more volume, Demercado has looked better in most games, including last week when he had four carries, 64 rushing yards, three catches, and 40 receiving yards. He's averaging 10.8 fantasy points (PPR) in every game where he has played at least one-third of the offensive snaps. He also owns an impressive average of 8.96 YPC, which is similar to his 9.29 YPC from last year. Fantasy managers should deploy Demercado as an RB3/flex, but they should also be aware that he has a low floor if he handles a smaller workload than usual.

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Washington Commanders kicker Matt Gay hasn't been the most reliable fantasy option this season, failing to score double-digit points since his Week 4 performance against the Atlanta Falcons. Gay has struggled from long range, with three of his four misses coming on attempts of 50 yards or more. As Washington's offense has slowed down recently, the 31-year-old has only attempted one field goal over the past three games, excluding the Week 7 matchup that he missed due to a back injury. The Commanders travel to Madrid, Spain, in Week 11 to take on the Miami Dolphins in what could be a high-scoring game featuring two defenses that are allowing over 25 points per game this season. Gay could have more opportunities in this matchup and carries some streaming value.

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AtlantaFalcons wide receiver Drake London (illness/back) hauled in six of eight targets for 104 yards and a touchdown in Week 10, making it the fourth time in his last five games that he went over the century mark, and he totaled six TD receptions in those five contests. The 6-foot-4 wideout is his quarterback's favorite read, averaging over 10 targets per game this season and constituting 31.3 percent of the team's target share, which is the third-highest mark in the league. Week 11 brings a matchup with the Panthers, a defense that has yielded the fifth-fewest half-point PPR points to wide receivers this season. Although that doesn't sound good, the 24-year-old should see plenty of targets, and with the Falcons having an impliedtotal of over three touchdowns (22.5), he could get in on the scoring again as well. The fourth-year pro shapes up as a mid-range WR1 this week, but managers should keep an eye on his status because after missing Wednesday's practice withan illness, the USC product was a limited participant Thursday and Friday with some type of back ailment.

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Washington Commanders tight end Zach Ertz has still been a useful player for fantasy leagues in his age-35 season, recording 35 catches for 345 yards and four touchdowns on 49 targets. Ertz has four catches in each of his past four games and made a few impressive contested grabs in Washington's Week 10 loss to the Lions. The veteran doesn't present much fantasy upside at this stage of his career, but he's always a threat to score a touchdown as Washington's offense has stayed relatively efficient with Marcus Mariota filling in for an injured Jayden Daniels (elbow). Ertz hasn't scored in the past three games, but gets an enticing matchup against the Miami Dolphins defense that has allowed the third most PPR points per game to opposing tight ends. Ertz ranks as RotoBaller's TE12 for Sunday's matchup in Madrid, Spain.

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Arizona Cardinals running back Bam Knight (ankle) is not a reliable fantasy option for Week 11 against the San Francisco 49ers. Knight flashed upside with 25 carries over two games earlier in the season, but his usage and productivity have taken a step backward with Emari Demercado re-joining the mix. Last week, Knight had 10 carries and four targets, but he finished the game with just 28 rushing yards, one reception, and five receiving yards. He posted 4.3 fantasy points (PPR) in the loss, which was his lowest mark of the season. Demercado showed more burst on the ground and had a similar snap share to Knight last week. There's no Arizona running back we feel very confident in, but if forced to choose one, Demercado would be the pick. In addition to struggling on the field lately, Knight also has the injury factor to consider; he's currently listed as questionable for Week 11 against the Niners, who have allowed the 13th-most fantasy points to opposing running backs in 2025.

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Washington Commanders wide receiver Chris Moore has played more than expected this season, but hasn't drawn a target in each of the last three games. After earning at least one target in his first six games played this season, Moore's role in the offense has been decreasing despite the onslaught of injuries to Washington's wide receivers. The veteran ran just 19.2% of the team's routes in their Week 10 loss to the Lions, his lowest since all the way back in Week 1. With Treylon Burks (finger) ruled out for Week 11 against the Miami Dolphins, Moore could see his routes tick back up, but he hasn't shown enough production to be in any lineups.

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Arizona Cardinals quarterback Jacoby Brissett has been a reliable fantasy option in every game he has started so far, and he will look to maintain his success during Sunday's Week 11 contest against the San Francisco 49ers. In four starts with Kyler Murray (foot) sidelined, Brissett has totaled 1,118 passing yards, eight passing touchdowns, one rushing touchdown, one interception, and three lost fumbles. During that span, he ranks as the overall QB9 in fantasy points per game. The veteran signal-caller handled a very tough test last week against the Seahawks, and so he remains an intriguing fantasy option this week in a slightly softer matchup against the Niners. San Francisco has allowed the eighth-most fantasy points and sixth-most touchdowns to opposing quarterbacks in 2025. The 49ers' defense has also forced just one interception, which is the second-fewest in the NFL. Brissett is a low-end QB1 who can be started in most leagues this week.

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Washington Commanders tight end Ben Sinnott (ankle) has been downgraded to out ahead of Sunday's Week 11 contest against the Miami Dolphins. The 23-year-old popped up on the injury report as a limited participant on Thursday, and he was a non-participant on Friday. Sinnott, a second-year tight end, has caught all three of his targets for 33 yards and a touchdown this season. He has been firmly entrenched in a depth role behind Zach Ertz. The Kansas State product's absence will result in John Bates backing up Ertz this Sunday.

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New York Giants tight end Theo Johnson should earn increased opportunities in Week 11 with wide receiver Darius Slayton (hamstring) sidelined. Johnson will likely serve as Jameis Winston's No. 2 target behind Wan'Dale Robinson on Sunday against the Green Bay Packers. He occupied a similar role last week; as Slayton missed part of the game due to injury, Johnson stepped up with a 97 percent snap share, eight targets, seven catches, and 75 yards. He has emerged as the overall TE13 in PPR leagues during his second pro season, and he has a good chance at cracking the top-12 with his increased workload this week. Managers should feel very comfortable starting Johnson, especially against a Packers defense allowing the seventh-most receptions and ninth-most touchdowns to opposing tight ends in 2025.

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New York Giants wide receiver Jalin Hyatt should handle increased opportunities against the Green Bay Packers in Week 11 with Darius Slayton (hamstring) sidelined. The 24-year-old is still searching for some sort of third-year breakout, as he's never finished higher than WR98 (PPR) in an individual season, nor has he scored a touchdown. His usage has remained minimal this year, as he's caught just three passes for 17 yards. The 24-year-old hasn't played an offensive snap since Week 7, but that should change this week as Hyatt steps into a larger role with Slayton ruled out. In fact, he'll likely operate as the team's No. 3 wide receiver behind Wan'Dale Robinson and Gunner Olszewski. The Giants enter this weekend with Jameis Winston as their temporary starting quarterback, and his gunslinging mentality should bode well for the Giants' receivers. However, despite the increased role and intriguing quarterback pairing, Hyatt's lack of a track record makes him tough to trust in your fantasy lineups. He has WR3/flex upside, but managers can probably find better options elsewhere on the waiver wire.

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New York Giants wide receiver Gunner Olszewski will likely start alongside Wan'Dale Robinson during Sunday's Week 11 contest against the Chicago Bears. Darius Slayton (hamstring) has been ruled out for this weekend, leaving Robinson, Olszewski, and Jalin Hyatt as the Giants' only healthy and active wide receivers. (Ray-Ray McCloud III will likely be elevated from the practice squad, too.) Olszewski has just one catch for 24 yards and a touchdown this year, but he did see two targets while playing a season-high 38 percent of the offensive snaps with Slayton sidelined for a portion of last week's game. Fantasy managers should treat the 28-year-old as a low-floor WR3/flex with a modest ceiling. There are worse options on the waiver wire this week, and Olszewski's role as the No. 2 receiver could pair well with the installation of gunslinger Jameis Winston as the Giants' starting quarterback.

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San Francisco 49ers wide receiver Jauan Jennings had his most productive game since Week 2 in last week's loss to the Rams. Jennings had a season-high six catches for 71 yards and a touchdown against Los Angeles. The score was his second in as many weeks. Jennings' recent spike in productivity has been a welcome turnaround for fantasy football managers who held onto him through several weeks of injuries and single-digit fantasy scores. In Week 11, Jennings stands to benefit from the return of Brock Purdy (toe) to San Francisco's starting lineup after a six-game absence. Also coming back is fellow receiver Ricky Pearsall (knee), whose return will be a double-edged sword for Jennings. On the one hand, Pearsall might eat into Jennings' target share, but on the other, the former's presence might open things up for the latter to do more with less. Jennings projects as a WR3 with upside against a beatable Cardinals secondary in Week 11.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers third-year running back out of Syracuse, Sean Tucker, has seen an increased workload the last couple of weeks due to Rachaad White's ineffectiveness on the ground (3.74 YPC) and Bucky Irving's (toe/shoulder) injuries. Over the past two games, Tucker has earned 21 carries and rushed for 95 yards and a touchdown. As long as Irving remains sidelined, Tucker will be in the RB3 conversation, given the fact that, based on the last few games, he appears likely to earn 8-12 carries a game. That being said, if Irving returns, which he has logged limited practices on Wednesday and Thursday, Tucker will immediately go back to third on the depth chart and can be returned to the waiver wires. Fantasy managers rostering Tucker as a desperate RB3 option will want to continue to monitor Irving's practice status on Friday and Saturday to know when or if they should drop him.

New York Giants wide receiver Wan'Dale Robinson has been the team's clear No. 1 target this season without Malik Nabers (knee) and has been a useful player for fantasy purposes. Robinson has racked up 53 catches for 602 yards and two touchdowns on 79 targets in 10 games this season, averaging 12.5 PPR points per game. The 24-year-old has drawn 11 or more targets in three of his past four games and could see similar usage in Week 11 as the Giants will be without Darius Slayton (hamstring). The Giants will be starting Jameis Winston in place of an injured Jaxson Dart (concussion) with an interim head coach in Mike Kafka after the firing of Brian Daboll earlier this week. Robinson should be in line for a busy day as the team's clear top target against a stout Green Bay Packers defense in Week 11. He is a solid start as a WR2 in 12-team leagues this week and ranks as RotoBaller's WR21 in PPR leagues.

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New York Giants running back Devin Singletary took the backseat to Tyrone Tracy Jr. in Week 10's loss to the Bears, but was productive playing 34.3% of snaps, handling 11 touches for 73 yards from scrimmage. Singletary outsnapped Tracy 31 to 26 in Week 9, but Tracy returned to his expected lead role in Week 10. The Giants' backfield looks like it will be a running back-by-committee moving forward, with a lean toward Tracy, limiting the upside of both. With interim head coach Mike Kafka replacing Brian Daboll this week, it will be interesting to see if anything changes with how he distributes the backfield touches. Singletary could stay involved on pass downs and catch a few more checkdowns with a less mobile Jameis Winston starting for an injured Jaxson Dart (concussion) in Week 11 against the Green Bay Packers. Singletary profiles as an RB4 for Sunday, making him tough to trust in any lineup outside of deeper leagues.

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Los Angeles Rams WR Davante Adams (oblique) is expected to play in Week 11's game versus the Seattle Seahawks, according to head coach Sean McVay.

Fantasy Spin: Adams had been listed as questionable on the injury report after missing the Rams' first practice session this week and being a limited participant in the next two sessions. Through nine games this year, he has 42 catches for 568 yards and leads the NFL with nine touchdown receptions. He should be a starting option in all fantasy leagues if he is declared active for the game.

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New York Giants running back Tyrone Tracy Jr. has taken over as the team's lead back over the past two games with Cam Skattebo (ankle) out for the season. After playing fewer snaps than veteran Devin Singletary in Week 9 against the 49ers, Tracy took back the lead role in Week 10, playing 65.7% of the snaps and handling 14 carries for 71 yards, and added one reception (two targets) for no yards. The first half was a struggle for the second-year back, gaining zero yards on five carries, but he bounced back with a strong second half and should have some positive momentum rolling into Week 11 against the Packers. Tracy could catch more passes with a less mobile Jameis Winston filling in for an injured Jaxson Dart (concussion) on Sunday, and ranks as RotoBaller's RB24 in PPR leagues.

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