Good morning, friends and enemies. In today's video, we are going through all the wide receivers

that you could possibly be starting in fantasy football for week 11. We're going to go game by game,

and I'm going to rank all of them as sits, starts, or flex options for y'all. And I am starting to

get quite sick since returning from Berlin. So if you hear a lot of sniffles, if I sound not terrific,

it's because I'm not terrific right now. So I will power through and we will dominate this video

for y'all, but I apologize for all the extra background noise you're going to hear coming out of my

head. Let's jump right into the first matchup. The Jets at New England for tonight's Thursday night

football. New England,

12.5 point favorites at home in this one, 43.5 point total. If we look at the practice reports real

quick, they will be without Ramandre Stevenson, Kisham Booty, Austin Hooper as well. So uptick

for Hunter Henry and most of the past catchers in general. And then of course, Garrett

Wilson is out for this game. Seems like everybody else is either questionable or playing in this one. Stefan Diggs, been a very high target share. Earner plays well with Bouti, without Bouty, and Drake May is playing top of his game. The Jets defense obviously is not a good one. They are one that you could pass all over. They are dry right now, meaning they are sauceless.

No more Gardner, their best cornerback is out of there.

Diggs, to be honest, I'm throwing them right into the feels good category. Despite his line not being too high in Vegas at 57.5. Maybe it's more of an indictment on the fact that they don't think they're going to need to pass the ball a lot. when the game is a 43.5 point total and a team is projected to win by 12.5 points,

it's typically what we call the domination here. Outside of Diggs, I mean, you have a bunch of guys that I probably don't want to have in my lineups. DeMario Douglas is really only running 40% of the routes. Matt Collins had some big plays last week and is running about half the routes, as is Kyle Williams, had the really big play. I don't think you're going to get any consistency out of them. So to be honest with you, I think I might be okay with throwing Matt Collins in a lineup if it's in a very, very deep league because the matchup is great, but I think I'd probably throw all these guys into the rather not for the most part. Maybe we'll see Adonai Mitchell suit up for the first time. He was not playbook ready in week one. But now that Garrett Wilson is out. We could see him in the game. Vegas has him at one and a half reception. So obviously we're not going to throw him into our lineups right away. But he is someone to stash to see what happens in the game tonight. Moving on to Washington at Miami. We've got the Spain game Sunday morning. Jaden Daniel's going going to be out for this one. Terry McLaren going to be out for this one. That's really it, but a great matchup for the Dolphins against this Washington commander's defense. As you could see, their pass D is horrendous. Number three and fantasy points allowed to the wide receiver position. Single most EPA per pass allowed to opponents on the season. So Jalen Waddle, again, without Tyree kill, he's just a must start week in and week out. Debo, Samuel has a good matchup on paper against the dolphins here. He did get into the end zone and they do force feed him a lot of plays. But I'd be lying if I said, I feel good about him at this point just because of the makeup of the Washington offense without Jaden Daniels, without Terry McClellan. They're just not playing well at all. So Debo is going to be in the dub flex category. I think you can make the case from Leake Washington, possibly being in the shaky flex, catching some balls, having a decently high floor and full PPR. But yeah, he's going to go into the rather not. And then there's no one else I want to have in my lineup from this game. It's an easy one to get in and get out of Carolina at Atlanta. The Falcons are three and a half point favorites. They're at home, 42.5 point total. So expected to be relatively low scoring. Penix has not looked great, but Drake London has looked phenomenal weekend and week out, continues to get it done against tough opponents, easy opponents, doesn't matter. Drake London's in your lineup. Of course, Tetaroa McMillan, very high target chair, but with Bryce Young under center, they're just not throwing the ball much. And the Falcons defense right now is a little bit more of like a run funnel. They get dominated on the ground at this point, and they're much tougher to pass the ball against. We have good safety play, good cornerback play. So with Tet, I mean, he's very, very likely going to be in your lineup, but it is a tough matchup. I'm going to throw them into the field's good category. I do think he should likely be in your like wide receiver two or three role for this week. Wednesday's practice report, we have a bunch of players

as DNPs, but that's pretty much going to be the case with a lot of veterans on Wednesdays across

the league. So hard to get too deep into the injury reports on Wednesday. The Darnell Mooney saga

here this year has been absolutely dreadful. He's been terrible the last few weeks. We've just heard a

report that he actually broke his collarbone in the summer when they just told us it was just like a shoulder injury, which led to him missing a lot of time in the beginning of the season. And obviously it's just affected him overall. But yeah, besides Drake, London, besides Tett, there's no one that you want to have in your lineup. I'm sure now is the week that everybody's fully off, Arnold Mooney, I'm sure I'll have an explosion game. But yeah, everybody's going to go into the rather not category for right now. Chicago at Minnesota, the next game up. Minnesota, three point favorites at home. It is a high total, 48 and a half points because Chicago defense is problematic for their offense. Justin Jefferson, his lines at five and a half

receptions, 72 and a half receiving yards. I actually think JJ McCarthy is going to have a pretty

good game. This is a great defense to go against if you need to like get right. And if we look at

the practice reports here, do we have anyone ruled out so far? Nope. D&Ps across the board for a lot

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