NFL Week 11 Rest-Of-Season Fantasy Football Rankings, Trade Value Chart (2024)

Fantasy & Betting

11/15/23

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By Josh Larky

REST-OF-SEASON RANKINGS

NFL Week 11 Rest-Of-Season Fantasy Football Rankings, Trade Value Chart (3)

Quarterback Rankings

Rank	QB	Tier	Value
1	Jalen Hurts	3	65
2	Josh Allen	3	65
3	Patrick Mahomes	3	65
4	Lamar Jackson	4	50
5	Kyler Murray	5	30
6	Justin Herbert	5	30
7	Justin Fields	5	30
8	Joe Burrow	5	30
9	Tua Tagovailoa	6	20
10	C.J. Stroud	6	20
11	Josh Dobbs	7	10
12	Sam Howell	7	10
13	Dak Prescott	7	10
14	Jared Goff	8	5
15	Brock Purdy	8	5
16	Matthew Stafford	8	5
17	Russell Wilson	9	3
18	Trevor Lawrence	9	3
19	Geno Smith	10	1
20	Baker Mayfield	10	1
21	Gardner Minshew	10	1
22	Derek Carr	11	0
23	Jordan Love	11	0
24	Will Levis	11	0
25	Kenny Pickett	11	0
26	Bryce Young	11	0
27	Desmond Ridder	11	0
28	P.J. Walker	11	0
29	Zach Wilson	11	0
30	Mac Jones	11	0
31	Aidan O'Connell	11	0
32	Tommy DeVito	11	0

Post-bye, Patrick Mahomes ascends the quarterback rankings. His remaining schedule features very favorable matchups against the Philadelphia Eagles, Las Vegas Raiders (twice), Buffalo Bills and Cincinnati Bengals.
Lamar Jackson is due for serious touchdown regression.
C.J. Stroud continues to rise in the rankings and is very close to joining Joe Burrow and Justin Herbert in the borderline-elite pocket passer tier.
Joshua Dobbs has at least 25 fantasy points in both starts for the Minnesota Vikings, and Justin Jefferson returns from injury soon. Dobbs has been the fantasy QB7 since Week 2, and only Jackson has more rushing yards at the position this season.
Dak Prescott continues his rise because the Dallas Cowboys’ offense is funneling through its passing attack.
Trevor Lawrence has a solid schedule for the rest of the season but has yet to reach 20 fantasy points in any game this year.

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Running Back Rankings

Rank	RB	Tier	Value
1	Christian McCaffrey	1	125
2	Austin Ekeler	2	80
3	Alvin Kamara	2	80
4	Jonathan Taylor	2	80
5	Travis Etienne	2	80
6	Jahmyr Gibbs	3	65
7	Bijan Robinson	3	65
8	Breece Hall	3	65
9	Tony Pollard	3	65
10	D'Andre Swift	3	65
11	De'Von Achane	3	65
12	David Montgomery	4	50
13	Josh Jacobs	4	50
14	Kenneth Walker	4	50
15	Joe Mixon	4	50
16	Isiah Pacheco	4	50
17	Saquon Barkley	4	50
18	Javonte Williams	5	30
19	Derrick Henry	5	30
20	Rachaad White	5	30
21	James Conner	5	30
22	Aaron Jones	5	30
23	Raheem Mostert	5	30
24	James Cook	5	30
25	Kyren Williams	6	20
26	Rhamondre Stevenson	6	20
27	Brian Robinson	6	20
28	Jaylen Warren	6	20
29	Gus Edwards	6	20
30	Jerome Ford	7	10
31	Chuba Hubbard	7	10
32	Najee Harris	7	10
33	Alexander Mattison	7	10
34	Devin Singletary	7	10
35	D'Onta Foreman	7	10
36	Khalil Herbert	7	10
37	Keaton Mitchell	7	10
38	Ty Chandler	7	10
39	Dameon Pierce	7	10
40	Zack Moss	7	10
41	Zach Charbonnet	7	10
42	Darrell Henderson	7	10
43	Tyler Allgeier	8	5
44	Latavius Murray	8	5
45	Antonio Gibson	8	5
46	Tyjae Spears	8	5
47	Elijah Mitchell	8	5
48	AJ Dillon	8	5
49	Miles Sanders	8	5
50	Kareem Hunt	8	5
51	Rico Dowdle	9	3
52	Roschon Johnson	9	3
53	Ezekiel Elliott	9	3
54	Jaleel McLaughlin	9	3
55	Leonard Fournette	9	3
56	Jeff Wilson	9	3
57	Justice Hill	9	3
58	Pierre Strong	9	3
59	Jerick McKinnon	10	1
60	Joshua Kelley	10	1
61	Trayveon Williams	10	1
62	Kenneth Gainwell	10	1
63	D'Ernest Johnson	10	1
64	Chase Edmonds	10	1
65	Zamir White	10	1
66	Emari Demercado	10	1
67	Kendre Miller	10	1
68	Keaontay Ingram	10	1
69	Jamaal Williams	10	1
70	Royce Freeman	10	1

Jonathan Taylor has a bell cow workload on a competent Indianapolis Colts offense with a quarterback (Gardner Minshew) who is dump-off-friendly for PPR formats.
Jahmyr Gibbs might be pulling away from David Montgomery after handling three of the five goal-line carries. While the two rotated drives in Week 10, Gibbs is the more explosive, better player, and rookies usually maintain or increase their workload as the season progresses.
D’Andre Swift looks primed for a strong end-of-season finish based on his schedule and share of the backfield touches. He should have a big Week 11 game against a run-funnel Kansas City Chiefs defense.
Saquon Barkley has an elite role but unfortunately plays on the league’s worst offense.
Javonte Williams is a bell cow on a Denver Broncos offense that’s starting to pick up steam. He will rise into Tier 4 if he has another strong performance in Week 11 against the Vikings.
Rachaad White and James Conner are becoming the cut-off for every-week fantasy starter production.
Kyren Williams should return in Week 12 from injury, and the assumption is he’ll regain the majority of the backfield touches.
Devin Singletary should be the 1A in the Houston Texans’ backfield, even when Dameon Pierce returns, thanks to Singletary’s 30-carry, 150-yard performance in Week 10.
Ty Chandler has a chance to audition for the lead role in Minnesota with Alexander Mattison out with a concussion. The Broncos will be playing on just six days rest, and they are the best run defense to target.
Rico Dowdle out-played Tony Pollard in Week 10.

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Wide Receiver Rankings

Rank	WR	Tier	Value
1	Tyreek Hill	1	125
2	Ja'Marr Chase	1	125
3	AJ Brown	1	125
4	Stefon Diggs	2	80
5	Keenan Allen	2	80
6	Amon-Ra St. Brown	2	80
7	Cooper Kupp	2	80
8	CeeDee Lamb	2	80
9	Justin Jefferson	3	65
10	Chris Olave	3	65
11	Puka Nacua	3	65
12	DeVonta Smith	4	50
13	Jaylen Waddle	4	50
14	Brandon Aiyuk	4	50
15	Davante Adams	4	50
16	Adam Thielen	4	50
17	DJ Moore	4	50
18	Tee Higgins	4	50
19	Mike Evans	4	50
20	Michael Pittman Jr.	5	30
21	Marquise Brown	5	30
22	DK Metcalf	5	30
23	Christian Kirk	5	30
24	Tyler Lockett	5	30
25	Nico Collins	5	30
26	Deebo Samuel	5	30
27	DeAndre Hopkins	6	20
28	Garrett Wilson	6	20
29	Amari Cooper	6	20
30	Diontae Johnson	6	20
31	Chris Godwin	6	20
32	Terry McLaurin	6	20
33	Zay Flowers	6	20
34	Jordan Addison	6	20
35	Tank Dell	6	20
36	Courtland Sutton	6	20
37	Rashee Rice	7	10
38	Christian Watson	7	10
39	Calvin Ridley	7	10
40	Jakobi Meyers	7	10
41	Jerry Jeudy	7	10
42	Josh Downs	7	10
43	George Pickens	7	10
44	Jaxon Smith-Njigba	7	10
45	Drake London	7	10
46	Gabe Davis	7	10
47	Rashid Shaheed	7	10
48	Noah Brown	8	5
49	Tyler Boyd	8	5
50	Brandin Cooks	8	5
51	Jayden Reed	8	5
52	Quentin Johnston	8	5
53	Demario Douglas	8	5
54	Romeo Doubs	8	5
55	Jahan Dotson	8	5
56	Elijah Moore	8	5
57	Jonathan Mingo	9	3
58	Jameson Williams	9	3
59	Michael Wilson	9	3
60	Zay Jones	9	3
61	Wan'Dale Robinson	9	3
62	Treylon Burks	10	1
63	Joshua Palmer	10	1
64	JuJu Smith-Schuster	10	1
65	Marvin Mims	10	1
66	Josh Reynolds	10	1
67	Darnell Mooney	10	1
68	KJ Osborn	10	1
69	Robert Woods	10	1
70	Curtis Samuel	10	1
71	Tutu Atwell	10	1
72	Rondale Moore	10	1
73	Michael Gallup	10	1
74	Khalil Shakir	10	1
75	DJ Chark	10	1

CeeDee Lamb rises into Tier 2 after an NFL-record three straight games with at least 10 receptions and 150 yards.
Jefferson should return in Week 11 or Week 12 from injury. Unfortunately, the Vikings have a Week 13 bye that fantasy managers need to take into account.
Puka Nacua has an identical 33 percent target share to Cooper Kupp when they share the field.
DeVonta Smith averages 17 fantasy points per 35 routes (roughly one game’s worth) when Dallas Goedert misses time due to injury. Smith is poised for a massive next few games.
Tee Higgins may not play in Week 11, but the Bengals’ offense is fully back, and Higgins should help fantasy managers win down the stretch.
Marquise Brown struggled in Kyler Murray’s debut, but more importantly, Murray looked healthy. Expect Brown to rebound in Week 11.
Amari Cooper falls down a tier with Deshaun Watson having season-ending shoulder surgery.
Courtland Sutton rises ahead of Jerry Jeudy after a heroic performance in Week 10 on Monday Night Football.
Jakobi Meyers has been an afterthought since Aidan O’Connell took over as the Raiders’ quarterback.
Rashid Shaheed is a riser as a result of Michael Thomas’ injury. Shaheed had a career-high nine targets in Week 10.
Noah Brown should start in three-receiver sets for the rest of the season over Robert Woods.

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Tight End Rankings

Rank	TE	Tier	Value
1	Travis Kelce	2	80
2	T.J. Hockenson	4	50
3	Sam LaPorta	4	50
4	Mark Andrews	4	50
5	Dalton Kincaid	4	50
6	Trey McBride	5	30
7	George Kittle	6	20
8	Jake Ferguson	6	20
9	Evan Engram	6	20
10	Taysom Hill	7	10
11	Dalton Schultz	8	5
12	Logan Thomas	8	5
13	Kyle Pitts	8	5
14	David Njoku	8	5
15	Dallas Goedert	8	5
16	Luke Musgrave	9	3
17	Hunter Henry	9	3
18	Cole Kmet	9	3
19	Pat Freiermuth	9	3
20	Darren Waller	9	3
21	Tyler Conklin	9	3
22	Michael Mayer	9	3
23	Tyler Higbee	10	1
24	Zach Ertz	10	1
25	Juwan Johnson	10	1
26	Jonnu Smith	11	0
27	Gerald Everett	11	0
28	Chigoziem Okonkwo	11	0

T.J. Hockenson fell a tier after a massive Week 10. The issues: Jefferson’s impending return to the Vikings’ lineup and the team’s Week 13 bye. Don’t expect Hockenson’s outrageous target volume to continue once Jefferson is back.
Dalton Kincaid rises a tier after four straight high-end fantasy TE1 performances.
Trey McBride continues to rise after becoming the first Cardinals tight end in more than 30 years to reach 100 receiving yards.
Jake Ferguson looks like the second pass-game option in an ascending Cowboys offense.
David Njoku may be the only Cleveland Browns pass-catcher who benefits from the switch to Dorian Thompson-Robinson at quarterback.
Pat Freiermuth should come off injured reserve soon; he opened his career with two strong target-earning seasons.

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NFL Week 11 Rest-Of-Season Fantasy Football Rankings, Trade Value Chart (7)

Players in the chart are organized by position and tier. The order is: QB, RB, WR, TE. For example, whileAustin Ekelerappears ahead ofStefon Diggs, their values are similar. Ekeler plays running back, but Diggs is a wide receiver, hence the order.

There are four columns, with 40 players per column — 160 players in total. At the bottom of the trade value chart are the slightly expanded positional rankings with 205 total players.

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Josh Larky

Josh Larky is the Director of Fantasy and Gambling at The 33rd Team. He joins us with a unique blend of educational and professional experience.