Fantasy WR PPR Leaderboard Week 11: Who Started, Sitting In Front Of The Wide Lens In Fantasy Football

We are in Week 11 and especially in PPR tournaments we have to identify wide receivers who get cheap and easy targets. or If you lose a lot of defense, it’s easy to catch cards. That’s just what we’re aiming for in our Fantasy WR PPR Week 11 rankings, where you’ll see some season-long disappointments in the “sleeper class” thanks to favorable matches.

Goodbye take away NS WR1, Cooper Kupp, along with Courtland Sutton, Jerry Jeudy, Tim Patrick, Van Jefferson, and Odell Beckham Jr., but Ja’Marr Chase, Tee Higgins, Brandin Cooks, and more will return to shoulder some of the burden. location in general. We will see if any player who has been hampered by injury in recent weeks (DeAndre Hopkins, Antonio Brown, etc.) can also return to the pitch.

WEEK 11 PPR ASSESSMENT:
Midfielder | Run back | Tight ending | VND / ST | Kicker

Chase and Higgins (@Raiders) go against a top line of defense in stopping fictional WRs, but Chase is still a start. You’re probably also starting Higgins unless you have a legion of super talented WRs. The same goes for some of the other top WRs in tough spots, including Justin Jefferson and Adam Thielen (vs the Packers), Michael Pittman (@ Bills) and Diontae Johnson (@ Chargers). Hunter Renfrow (vs. CIN) is also still competing in PPR tournaments.

RANKING STANDARD WEEK 11:
Midfielder | Run back | Wide receiver | Tight ending | VND / ST | Kicker

Call us crazy, but we have this week’s premium rated DeVonta Smith (versus Saints). Yes, he’s been disappointed in the past, but the game couldn’t have been much better and he’s in a really hot form. New Orleans is the bottom five facing the imaginary WRs, and Philadelphia will likely be forced through because of the elite defensive front in New Orleans. Rashod Bateman (@ Bears) and Elijah Moore (vs. Dolphins) also look hot this week. If you have one or more rookies, you’re probably in a good position this week.

Marcus Johnson (versus Texans) looks like Titans #2 WR with Julio Jones (hamstring) on ​​IR, so he might as well be a sneaky upside down game this week, but he’s not. Play the only “long shot” who can come across. Michael Gallup (@ Chiefs), Robby Anderson (@ Washington) and Jamison Crowder (vs. Dolphins) also have the advantage thanks to favorable matches. Obviously, they all come with different levels of risk, floors and ceilings, but at least they can work as versatile.

If you are looking for some slightly “safer” frontier play, you can try Jakobi Meyers (@ Falcons), Brandon Aiyuk (@ Jaguars), Christian Kirk and AJ Green (@ Seahawks), Sterling Shepard, Kadarius Toney and Kenny Golladay (@Buccaneers), Darnell Mooney and Allen Robinson (vs Ravens). While you may hate some of those players for the stupid things they’ve created in your roster, they’ve all come up against defenses who entered Week 10 in the top 10. Imaginary score per match allowed WR.

We’re avoiding Russell Gage (vs Patriots), Tyler Boyd (@Raiders), Ray-Ray McCloud (@Chargrs) and TY Hilton (Buffalo). There is nothing reliable to start with, and the extremely difficult matches make them virtually unplayable. Laviska Shenault (vs 49ers) and Marvin Jones (@49ers) have been the standout names of the season, but they haven’t done enough to play in PPR with any confidence, even in a good game. Jamal Agnew is probably the one with the most advantage over any Jags receiver available today.

Pay attention to injury updates throughout the week, as multiple player injuries will affect this ranking.

Note: We’ll be updating these WR PPR charts as needed throughout the week, so check back for the latest changes and analysis.

Fantasy WR PPR Leaderboard Week 11: Who’s Starting at Wide Receiver

Rating based on Full point PPR scored