Welcome, everyone to the score fantasy football podcast.

I'm your host, Justin Boone, the lead fantasy analyst at The Score. Great to have you riding along with us today, and we're back at it. Our weekly start, sit, stash, quit episode. We're talking about some upgrades and some downgrades from this week's slate. And then, of course, everybody's favorite part of the show, I will point out a couple players that you should be stashing and then then we'll finish it off with who you can cut from your roster. And this week's round of cuts, we're to focus on some rookies, a couple guys that we had very high hopes for before the season, but it had been pretty big letdowns this year. And let's begin with the starts, the guys that I think are worth highlighting here for week 11 and that quarterback, Justin Herbert versus

the Bengals. And if you listen to the show, you know how I feel about this guy already. We talked

about him on Wednesday's episode with Mike Leone. The Chargers, they've opened up their passing

attacks since the buy week. Herbert has three straight top 12 fantasy finishes. He's also got a very

easy schedule the rest of the season, starting with this matchup versus the Bengals and Sinci, the fifth softest opponent for fantasy quarterbacks. They've given up two top three fantasy results in the last three weeks alone. Joe Burrow and company, they're going to help force the chargers to actually have to throw more in this one. So I would get ready for a fourth straight QB1 fantasy performance from Herbert for my start at running back I'm not gonna

recommend Nick Chubb very often this year he isn't completely back to himself

after that big knee injury last season but he's also faced three tougher

matchups since he did return and I think the biggest takeaway and the most

positive takeaway is that the Browns haven't been afraid to give him the volume so three tougher matchups since he did return. And I think the biggest takeaway and the most positive

takeaway is that the Browns haven't been afraid to give him the volume. So they trust that he can

handle that kind of workload. He's got at least 16 touches each of the last two games. And I think

this week is actually the right spot to play him. The Saints have just been hemorrhaging points to

fantasy running backs. They're giving up the fourth most overall to the position and that includes 144 yards and two touchdowns to Bijon Robinson last week, 72 yards and two scores to Chuba Hubbard in week nine, 68 yards in a touchdown to J.K. Dobbins in week eight, 111 yards and two scores to Javante Williams in week seven. We can keep going

here too. The list is long. 192 yards and two touchdowns to Sean Tucker and 105 yards in a

touchdown to Bucky Irving. Both of those were in week six. Kareem Hunt's on this list. He got them

for 117 yards in a score in week 5 sayquan barkley 156 and 2

scores in week 3 you get where i'm going with it right so i don't think chub is at the

peak of his powers right now but he can still get it done against the saints defense he's back

in the fantasy rb2 range for me this week at, this guy has been on a tear lately. George Pickens

facing the Ravens, and it's another guy that I mentioned on Wednesday's episode as somebody

who I think you should be trying to trade for if you have serious fantasy championship aspirations.

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