Fiction Week 11 Giveaways: Rhamondre Stevenson excels on Patriots, D’Onta Foreman emerges as a slumber in the Titans’ backyard
When passes go back later this season, fantasy football owners will take note – especially when a backup runs 100 yards back. What is that Rhamondre Stevenson did on Sunday and that’s why he will be in the Top Week 11 Free Pick Up And More Free Agents. To be fair, Stevenson’s moment in the sunshine may just be the moment, as Damien Harris (concussion) looks set to return this week, but the Stevenson is still a pickup truck worth as much as one. top backup plan. Same for D’Onta Foreman, who led the Titans’ backyard, and Orange Newton, who reminded us how dangerous he can be in situations in front of goal.
Okay Newton is not a backrunner, but his upstream as a double threat QB still puts him in Full free agent list. Joining him are potential WR players/streamers such as Jamal Agnew, Tre’Quan Smith, and Rashod Bateman, players who will soon return from injury, such as Logan Thomas and Will be more complete, and a bunch of Week 11 streamer recommendations at QB, WR, TE, and D/ST. As always, those can be found at the end of this list.
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Stevenson will only be valid for a top waiver request (or any claim) if Harris is expected to be out Thursday night. Otherwise, no player deserves to be asked for this week. Foreman can command one just because of how desperate some owners are at RB, but it’s unlikely he’s worth it. The same could be true of Jordan Howard, who remains in more than 50% of Yahoo tournaments, pending the health of Miles Sanders (ankle).
Similar to last week, more potential pickups are likely to appear on Monday and Tuesday, but for now, it looks like it will be a quiet week. The real work will begin on Wednesday when the owner grabs some free agency streamers and lottery tickets for future weeks.
RANKING STANDARD WEEK 11:
Midfielder | Run back | Wide receiver | Tight ending | VND / ST | Kicker
Top fantasy football exemptions for Week 11
Unless otherwise noted, only players who own less than 50% of Yahoo leagues will be considered.
Rhamondre Stevenson, RB, The Patriot. Despite not training for a week while recovering from concussion, Stevenson was still a Pats operator on Sunday. Starting in place of Damien Harris (concussion), Stevenson ran 20 times in 100 yards and two TDs and added another 14 yards on four catches (five goals). The versatile baseball player had some good touchdowns in Week 9 when both he and Harris were healthy, so even if Harris returns on Thursday for the Falcons, Stevenson still has some appeal. flexible leads. At least, he’s a top handcuff for the long run.
D’Onta Foreman, RB, Titan. Foreman was the Titans’ backyard lead in Week 10, picking up 11 carries compared to Adrian Peterson’s 8 and Jeremy McNichols’ 4. Like both Peterson (21 yards) and McNichols (7), Foreman didn’t do much on the ground, hitting just 30 yards, but he added 48 yards after two catches and was generally a good defender. best on the team. It is unclear if Peterson is still active as a goal-scoring striker, but as long as Foreman is leading the team, he is valuable. That will matter as soon as next week in a very favorable game against Houston.
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Jamal Agnew, WR, Jaguar. It’s rare to see a WR match without a catch on our exemption rope list, but Agnew hit five goals, marking his fifth consecutive game with at least five appearances. He also received three executions, translating to 79 meters and a point. Essentially, Agnew turned into what many expected to be the pre-season Laviska Shenault. Agnew is not a player in high form, but he can afford to be considered in PPR tournaments most of the week. With favorable matches against the 49ers and Falcons over the next two weeks, Agnew will be worth imagining.
WEEK 11 PPR ASSESSMENT:
Midfielder | Run back | Wide receiver | Tight ending | VND / ST | Kicker
Cam Newton, QB, Panthers. Newton played only a few flashes in Week 10, but with TD slamming into goal and TD passing across, he reminded us how dangerous he can be near the end zone. Yard. He will most likely start next week against Washington, which is one of the friendliest defenses against imaginary QBs. Newton is not only a Week 11 streamer, but can be of considerable value in the long run. Catch him now just in case.
Rashod Bateman, WR, Crow. In the game against Miami in Week 10, Bateman caught six of eight goals in 80 yards to lead the Ravens. Part of that was in free time, but Bateman was on the field more than half of the time despite the return of Sammy Watkins. Before last week, he was scoring seven goals per game and scoring a respectable 241 yards. Bateman is worth a replacement at this point and gets a good week 11 game against Chicago, the seventh-worst defensive team against the fantasy WRs.
For more free reseller/waiver recommendations, including more streaming options in every location, see Full list of Week 11.
