Week 11 Rankings

Week 11 Tight Ends

RK	Player	TM	Opp
1	Travis Kelce	KC	@LAC
2	Hunter Henry	LAC	KC
3	Mark Andrews	BAL	HOU
4	Zach Ertz	PHI	NE
5	Gerald Everett	LA	CHI
6	Darren Waller	OAK	CIN
7	Greg Olsen	CAR	ATL
8	Jared Cook	NO	@TB
9	O.J. Howard	TB	NO
10	Eric Ebron	IND	JAC
11	Mike Gesicki	MIA	BUF
12	Vance McDonald	PIT	@CLE
13	Dallas Goedert	PHI	NE
14	Noah Fant	DEN	@MIN
15	T.J. Hockenson	DET	DAL
16	Darren Fells	HOU	@BAL
17	Kyle Rudolph	MIN	DEN
18	Irv Smith	MIN	DEN
19	Jack Doyle	IND	JAC
20	Jason Witten	DAL	@DET
21	Ross Dwelley	SF	ARI
22	Ryan Griffin	NYJ	@WAS
23	Dawson Knox	BUF	@MIA
24	Tyler Eifert	CIN	@OAK
25	Nick Boyle	BAL	HOU
26	Benjamin Watson	NE	@PHI
27	Blake Jarwin	DAL	@DET
28	Ben Braunecker	CHI	@LA

TE Notes: With touchdowns in two of his past three games, Travis Kelce is finally back on the right scoring track. Kelce has also reached six receptions in 3-of-4 contests since Week 7. … The No. 1 tight end since he returned in Week 6, Hunter Henry saved his 4/30 Week 9 with his third touchdown. In relative terms, the Chiefs are coughing up far more fantasy points to tight ends than receivers. … After playing just 34 percent of the Ravens’ snaps against the Patriots, Mark Andrews saw that number to rebound to 50 in Cincinnati. He responded with 6/53/2. Hopefully feeling better physically, Andrews’ scoring potential — his five touchdowns are third amongst tight ends — will be high in a game with a 50 over/under. … Coming off his first genuinely huge game of 2019, Zach Ertz encounters a Patriots D surrendering the third fewest TE fantasy points. Concerning, though the Pats have faced only one genuine TE1 (Andrews) all season.

With the Rams’ receiver corps banged up and Jared Goff struggling, Gerald Everett has reached 10 targets in three of his past five appearances. He’s all the way up to ninth in TE looks even though he drew only seven in Weeks 1-3 and the Rams have already had their bye. … Can the Bengals wake up Darren Waller? The Raiders’ breakout seam stretcher is a quiet 7/103 over his past three contests. Permissive though they are to every fantasy position, the Bengals are just 17th in TE points allowed. It’s likely a fluke. … Greg Olsen had gone nearly two months without a blowup before his 8/98 effort in Green Bay. There are always fantasy points in the Falcons’ banana stand, as well as games with a 50.5 total. … We are in a good position to chase Jared Cook and O.J. Howard’s Week 10 points. Facing each other in a game with a 50.5 over/under, both are coming off their biggest Sunday of the season. Cook did his damage on 10 looks. The Bucs are permitting the second most TE fantasy points. Howard, meanwhile, not only drew a new season-high seven targets, but did so playing 82-of-83 snaps.

In theory, it’s also a good week to chase Eric Ebron’s Week 10 performance, but the Colts’ injury uncertainty at receiver makes the situation difficult to forecast. Ebron out-targeted Jack Doyle 12-4, though they played to a snaps standstill (42). Ebron ran 11 more routes (33-22). … Mike Gesicki and Vance McDonald are seeing similar target totals, but I trust both Gesicki’s floor and ceiling more. McDonald’s 40 yards from Week 1 remain his season high. … Despite a basically nonexistent floor, Noah Fant’s ceiling makes him worth a TE2 dice roll. … With 6/013 on 13 targets over his past two games, T.J. Hockenson is finally showing signs of life. … The scorer of four touchdowns in his past four games, Kyle Rudolph is looking like an ideal TE2. Just be prepared for 2.3 points if he doesn’t find the end zone. … The same is true of Darren Fells, though he is doing slightly more compiling than Rudolph. … With receiver reinforcements not coming for the Eagles, Dallas Goedert’s increased recent usage should be his new normal. … Rudolph may have the floor, but Irv Smith will have the upside vs. the Cardinals’ league-worst tight end defense.

Week 11 Kickers

RK	Player	TM	Opp
1	Harrison Butker	KC	@LAC
2	Justin Tucker	BAL	HOU
3	Zane Gonzalez	ARI	@SF
4	Wil Lutz	NO	@TB
5	Matt Gay	TB	NO
6	Michael Badgley	LAC	KC
7	Greg Zuerlein	LA	CHI
8	Joey Slye	CAR	ATL
9	Ka’imi Fairbairn	HOU	@BAL
10	Brett Maher	DAL	@DET
11	Josh Lambo	JAC	@IND
12	Matt Prater	DET	DAL
13	Nick Folk	NE	@PHI
14	Dan Bailey	MIN	DEN
15	Jake Elliott	PHI	NE
16	Chris Boswell	PIT	@CLE
17	Daniel Carlson	OAK	CIN
18	Younghoe Koo	ATL	@CAR
19	Eddy Pineiro	CHI	@LA
20	Sam Ficken	NYJ	@WAS
21	Brandon McManus	DEN	@MIN
22	Stephen Hauschka	BUF	@MIA
23	Austin Seibert	CLE	PIT
24	Jason Sanders	MIA	BUF
25	Chase McLaughlin	SF	ARI
26	Randy Bullock	CIN	@OAK
27	Dustin Hopkins	WAS	NYJ
28	Adam Vinatieri	IND	JAC

Week 11 Defense/Special Teams

RK	Player	TM	Opp
1	Pittsburgh Steelers	PIT	@CLE
2	Minnesota Vikings	MIN	DEN
3	New Orleans Saints	NO	@TB
4	Chicago Bears	CHI	@LA
5	Buffalo Bills	BUF	@MIA
6	Los Angeles Rams	LA	CHI
7	New England Patriots	NE	@PHI
8	New York Jets	NYJ	@WAS
9	Cleveland Browns	CLE	PIT
10	Jacksonville Jaguars	JAC	@IND
11	San Francisco 49ers	SF	ARI
12	Dallas Cowboys	DAL	@DET
13	Oakland Raiders	OAK	CIN
14	Carolina Panthers	CAR	ATL
15	Kansas City Chiefs	KC	@LAC
16	Baltimore Ravens	BAL	HOU
17	Philadelphia Eagles	PHI	NE
18	Denver Broncos	DEN	@MIN
19	Indianapolis Colts	IND	JAC
20	Arizona Cardinals	ARI	@SF
21	Washington Redskins	WAS	NYJ
22	Atlanta Falcons	ATL	@CAR
23	Miami Dolphins	MIA	BUF
24	Houston Texans	HOU	@BAL
25	Detroit Lions	DET	DAL
26	Los Angeles Chargers	LAC	KC
27	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	TB	NO
28	Cincinnati Bengals	CIN	@OAK