Fantasy Football WR Rankings and Insights For Week 11

Below, we have the fantasy football WR rankings for Week 11. Along with these positional rankings, we also have some insights, stats, and trends for several wide receivers below. Once completed, I will also link my Week 11 fantasy football rankings here!

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Fantasy Football WR Rankings Week 11

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George Pickens has seemingly been unlocked with the switch to Russell Wilson at quarterback. Over his past three games, Pickens has turned 21 targets into 14 receptions for 276 yards and two touchdowns. This week, he faces a Baltimore Ravens secondary that is terrible against the pass, per our Playoffs Strength of Schedule and fantasy points allowed data. They cannot stop anyone, as proven by Ja’Marr Chase’s record-breaking performance last week. In the last home game against the Ravens, Pickens went for 130 yards and a touchdown, and he totaled 78 yards in the home matchup his rookie season.

Drake London has the tough matchup of facing the Denver Broncos and Pat Surtain this week. The Broncos have been very good against opposing WRs, and they allow only 3.9 yards per pass attempt overall (No. 5 in the NFL). Surtain has given up only 136 yards this season. With London being the top receiving threat without any true game-breaking ability, look for Surtain to be on him often and have success.

Cedric Tillman has really enjoyed the quarterback switch to Jameis Winston, as well as the Amari Cooper trade. According to our Opportunity Index, Tillman ranks third in the NFL in air yards per game over the past four weeks (132). He also has 10 targets per game during this span. Look for Winston to throw the ball downfield against his former team, as the New Orleans Saints give up the fourth-most passing yards per game (244.6) and they have lost a couple of solid players in the meantime.