Around the middle of last week, things were really heading for a run-back position, but after Nick Chubb (COVID), Damien Harris (concussion) and Alvin Kamara (knee) were ruled out and Clyde Edwards-Helaire (head) were ruled out. knee) and Chris Carson (neck) were said to be unfit to play, things quickly went downhill. We’re not entirely sure what’s going to happen this week, but we’re taking an optimistic approach to our Fantasy RB PPR Week 11 rankings.
Only two teams bid farewell this week (Rams, Broncos) and fantasy owners can really be relieved they don’t have to make a starting decision, sitting alongside Javonte Williams and Melvin Gordon. Losing those two and Darrell Henderson only lowered our rankings a bit and really didn’t affect the top.
WEEK 11 PPR ASSESSMENT:
Midfielder | Wide receiver | Tight ending | VND / ST | Kicker
We’re trying to get Saquon Barkley (ankle) back after a bye, but the game against Tampa might have some people questioning whether they should play him. The Bucs have a defensive run of 2, but they allow the RBs to take in more than seven times per game, so Barkley is still a must-start in PPR tournaments. The Jets, Bengals, Seahawks and Eagles also allow RB more than seven catches/match, so give Myles Gaskins (@Jets), Josh Jacobs and Kenyan Drake (vs Bengals), James Conner (@Seahawks), Kamara and Mark Ingram (@Eagles) increases PPR value.
RANKING STANDARD WEEK 11:
Midfielder | Run back | Wide receiver | Tight ending | VND / ST | Kicker
There are many more favorable matches in terms of the number of fantasy points allowed per match. Clyde Edwards-Helaire and Darrel Williams (versus Cowboys), Michael Carter and Ty Johnson (vs Dolphins), Tony Pollard (@ Chiefs) and Adrian Peterson and Jeremy McNichols (versus Texans) don’t “have to start,” but they do. are in great positions this week.
On the other hand, you have Carson and Alex Collins (vs Cardinals), Jordan Howard and Boston Scott (vs Saints), Zack Moss and Devin Singletary (@ Colts) and Antonio Gibson (vs Panthers) in particularly difficult matches. towel . No one is catching enough passes to see a significant increase in PPR value, although Gibson looked pretty good last week and JD McKissic could still function as a low-ceiling flex.
As always, health will have more of an impact than anything on these charts. We’ve covered a bunch of key defenders above, but Kareem Hunt (calf) and Miles Sanders (ankle) are also eligible to return this week, while Aaron Jones (knee) are also eligible. on the wrong side of the right question. now. Expect a lot of changes until the game starts.
Note: We will be updating this RB PPR leaderboard throughout the week, so check back for the latest player analysis and movements.
RB PPR Virtual Leaderboard Week 11: Who’s the one who started running to the back
Rating based on Full score scored
