Fantasy Production by the Numbers Week 11

Fantasy Production by the Numbers Week 11

Fantasy Football is a weekly game that needs weekly tools. I will update you weekly on who is doing the best for the 2024 season and show how that relates to their weekly value going forward. Let’s look at Fantasy Football production by the numbers in week eleven. 

QB Position

We will use the standard 25 yards passing for 1 point, 4 points for a passing TD, 10 yards rushing for 1 point, and 6 points for a rushing TD to grade QBs for week one. Only the 32 starting QBs will be graded.

30 or more points- Super Elite Level (2)

Jared Goff, Anthony Richardson

25 or more points- Elite Level (5)

Joe Burrow, Bo Nix, Matt Stafford, Justin Herbert, Sam Darnold

20 or more points- Solid Performance (5)

Jameis Winston, Josh Allen, Tua Tagliavoa, Jordan Love, Drake Maye

15 or more points- Adequate Starter Level (10) 

Derek Carr, Jalen Hurts, Brock Purdy, Gardner Minshew, Cooper Rush, Caleb Williams, Aaron Rodgers, Patrick Mahomes, Geno Smith, Will Levis, 

Ten or more points - Poor Performance Level (3) 

Lamar Jackson, Jayden Daniels, CJ Stroud  

Less than 10 points- Game Losing Level (2) 

Russell Wilson, Kirk Cousins

RB Position

We will use the standard 10 yards rushing yards for 1 point, 10 yards receiving for 1 point, 6 points for any TD, and one point per reception to grade RBs for week one. Only the RBs likely to be in the starting lineup for Fantasy Football Managers or scoring more than 10 points were graded. 

30 or more points- Game Winning Level (3) 

Joe Mixon, Saquon Barkley, Breece Hall 

25 or more points- Super Elite Level (0) 

NONE 

20 or more points- Elite Level (3)

David Montgomery, Josh Jacobs, De’Von Achane 

15 or more points- Solid Performance (7) 

James Cook, Chase Brown, Jahmyr Gibbs, JK Dobbins, Javonte Williams, Austin Ekeler, D’Andre Swift 

Ten or more points- Adequate Starter Level (11) 

Christian McCaffrey, Brian Robinson, Ken Walker, Najee Harris, Alvin Kamara, Rhamondre Stevenson, Derrick Henry, Cam Akers, Roschon Johnson, Jaylen Warren, Ameer Abdulah 

Five or more points- Poor Performance Level (9) 

Alexander Mattison, Kyren Williams, Jonathon Taylor, Travis Ettienne, Kareem Hunt, Audric Estime, Rico Dowdle, Aaron Jones, Nick Chubb 

Less than 5 points- Game Losing Level (1) 

Tony Pollard 

WR Position

We will use the standard 10 yards rushing yards for 1 point, 10 yards receiving for 1 point, 6 points for any TD, and one point per reception to grade WRs for week one. Only the WRs likely to be in the starting lineup for Fantasy Football Managers or scoring more than 10 points were graded. 

30 or more points- Game Winning Level (1) 

Amon Ra St Brown 

25 or more points- Super Elite Level (6) 

Tee Higgins, Cooper Kupp, Ja’Marr Chase, Jerry Jeudy, Puka Nacua, Jauan Jennings 

20 or more points- Elite Level (2) 

Jameson Williams, Jaxon Smith Njigba 

15 or more points- Solid Performance (16) 

Nick Westbrook Ikhine, Josh Downs, Tyreek Hill, Christian Watson, Cee Dee Lamb, Elijah Moore, Ladd McConkey, Kendrick Bourne, KaVontae Turpin, George Pickens, Curtis Samuel, Xavier Worthy, Marquez Valdes Scantling, Lil Jordan Humphrey, Jordan Addison, Khalil Shakir  

Ten or more points- Adequate Starter Level (15) 

Courtland Sutton, Justin Jefferson, DK Metcalf, DJ Moore, Brian Thomas, Marvin Mims, Davante Adams, Quentin Johnson, Rome Odunze, Zay Flowers, AJ Brown, DeMario Douglas, Ray Ray McCloud, Devaughan Vele, Alex Pierce 

Five or more points- Poor Performance Level (16) 

Tank Dell, Jayden Reed, Calvin Ridley, Michael Pittman, Nico Collins, Drake London, Jakobi Meyers, Keenan Allen, Cedric Tillman, Amari Cooper, DeVonta Smith, Deebo Samuel, DeAndre Hopkins, Garret Wilson, Jaylen Waddle, Rashod Bateman  

Less than 5 points- Game Losing Level (7) 

Darnell Mooney, Joshua Palmer, Jalen Tolbert, Tyler Lockett, Romeo Doubs, Terry McLaurin, Gabe Davis 

TE Position

We will use the standard 10 yards rushing yards for 1 point, 10 yards receiving for 1 point, 6 points for any TD, and one point per reception to grade TEs for week one. Only the TEs likely to be in the starting lineup for Fantasy Football Managers or scoring more than 10 points were graded. 

30 or More Points- Insane Level (2)

Taysom Hill, Brock Bowers

20 or more points- Game Winning Level (1)

Johnu Smith 

15 or more points- Super Elite Level (4) 

Noah Gray, Will Dissly, David Njoku, Zach Ertz 

Ten or more points- Elite Level (5) 

Hunter Henry, Juwan Johnson, Luke Schoonmaker, Isaiah Likely, Dallas Goedert 

Eight or more points- Adequate Starter Level (7)

Colby Parkinson, Dalton Schultz, Nate Adkins, Brevyn Spann Ford, Kenny Yeboah, Dawson Knox, Foster Moreau  

Five or More Points- Poor Performance Level (2) 

Evan Engram, Cole Kmet  

Less than 5 points- Game Losing Level (8) 

Mark Andrews, Chig Okonkwo, Pat Freiermuth, TJ Hockenson, Travis Kelce, Kyle Pitts, Mike Gesicki, Tucker Kraft  

Conclusion

Any time a TE scores over 30 PPR points, that’s like an RB or WR scoring 50, and this week, both Taysom Hill and Brock Bowers exceeded that number with Hill over 40. The lack of healthy WRs caused all three Saints' TEs to be busy this week. Too many of the Big Guns at the position, including Travis Kelce, Mark Andrews, Kyle Pitts, and TJ Hockenson, had awful games. Fantasy Football analysts were worried about the production of the Lions WRs because they were playing the lowly Jaguars. Coach Dan Campbell bit off every kneecap available, putting on a show for the hometown fans. 

The Sun God had the best WR week, and Jameson Williams also exceeded 20 PPR points. The Rams and Bengals WR duos both had huge weeks, too. Jauan Jennings took advantage of George Kittle being sidelined and had a big day. Remember when Fantasy Football analysts warned you about older RBs playing for a new team? That old myth is being put to rest this year, and Joe Mixon and Saquon Barkley are having big weeks again this week. 

Jared Goff continues with his vast home/away splits this year, and Anthony Richardson quickly knocked the rust off from sitting out the last few games. Joe Burrow put up another significant number in a losing effort, and with the lack of strength in Bengal's defense, that should be the case for the rest of the season. Bo Nix is showing that the Broncos were right after all in drafting the rookie and putting him on the field right away. Lamar Jackson couldn’t figure out a tough Steelers defense, and Jayden Daniels and CJ Stroud were also posting bad games. Good luck in week 12 dealing with Byemageddon I.