As we enter Week 11 of the fantasy football season, we may have even more questions about quarterbacks than ever before. While the play is improving overall, injuries are causing issues as well. This has affected many in the fantasy football community, leading to many relying on fantasy football Week 11 QB streamers. At this point in the season, I am not sure if you feel comfortable unless you have Lamar Jackson or Josh Allen.
Each week, this column will highlight some of the top fantasy football quarterback streamers that are widely available and ready to be scooped up at a moment’s notice. Read on for our top QB streamers and best positional matchups for Week 11.
Pick the right fantasy football streamer option to get the win this week and continue down the path of fantasy greatness, which ends with you hoisting your league’s trophy, championship belt or champ chain.
Note: Players must be owned in less than 60% of ESPN leagues to be included in the best fantasy football quarterback streamers column. Ownership percentages will reflect their status on Wednesday mornings following standard waiver processing.
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Fantasy Football Week 11 Streamers
Russell Wilson Fantasy Outlook (48.7%)
As has been the case with the Pittsburgh Steelers this season, the passing offense has looked much more lethal with Russell Wilson under center. Through three starts, Wilson has totaled 737 passing yards, six passing touchdowns and one rushing touchdown. For those owners of George Pickens and Pat Freiermuth, it has been a bright spot to see Wilson playing quarterback for the Steelers. With Wilson, the Pittsburgh Steelers have turned more into a dual-threat offense, compared to when Justin Fields was starting. While this is not a slight against Fields, it is a bright spot for fantasy owners.
Wilson and the Steelers have another great matchup this week, as they take on the Baltimore Ravens. With how good the Ravens have been this season, they continue to struggle against the pass. By a wide margin, the Ravens have given the most passing yards to opposing quarterbacks this season, at 3,146. They have also given up 22 passing touchdowns this season, which again is last in the NFL. Just last week, Joe Burrow torched the Ravens for a number one quarterback rank in Week 10.
Bo Nix Fantasy Outlook (59.2%)
With all of the talk surrounding Caleb Williams, Jayden Daniels and Drake Maye this season, Bo Nix currently sits at QB9 on the season. While Nix’s ownership continues to rise, he should still be available in almost half of ESPN leagues. Three out of Nix’s last six weeks have yielded 20+ fantasy points and five of the last six have yielded 16+.
With a matchup against the Atlanta Falcons this week, that screams a great fantasy football streamers option to me. So far this season, the Falcons have given up 2,285 passing yards to opposing quarterbacks, as well as 17 touchdowns. In addition to his success passing the ball this season, Nix has been able to find some success with his legs this season. The Oregon alum has four rushing touchdowns and with Atlanta’s advantageous defense, there should be opportunities for Nix to make some big plays in this one.
Drake Maye Fantasy Outlook (13.6%)
For my third fantasy football quarterback streamer this week, I am including another rookie. While the New England Patriots have not been particularly good this season, Maye has somewhat impressed. Through five games, Maye has totaled seven passing touchdowns. On top of that, Maye has been great on the ground. He has totaled 221 rushing yards through five games and one rushing touchdown. As a rookie, it is expected that if Maye’s first read isn’t available, he is going to tuck the ball and run, and that is what we have seen. With no major playmakers on offense out with injury, the Patriots are relatively healthy, for what that is worth.
This is a positive matchup with the Rams. Los Angeles has given up a 65.2 completion percentage to opposing quarterbacks this season. With Hunter Henry destined to bounce back this week, I think you could pick up worse options than Maye.
