Week 11 Fantasy Football Rankings And Tiers. Don't Shy Away From Puka Nacua.

Week 11 Fantasy Football Rankings And Tiers. Don't Shy Away From Puka Nacua.

Dwain McFarland breaks down the Week 11 fantasy football positional rankings with player analysis, team totals and spreads for every game on the slate.

It is time to make those tough lineup decisions for Week 11 of the fantasy football season.

Below, you’ll find positional rankings, player analysis, team totals and spreads for every game on the slate.

Notes: 

  • Players are now tiered across all positions (RB, WR and TE) to help with flex decisions in larger formats. Because of this, TEs might not have a player deserving of Tier 1 compared to RBs and WRs.
  • Defensive yards and TDs allowed exclude overtime play.
  • All references to defensive ranks are for this week (bye Week teams excluded).

Last updated: 3:30 p.m. Nov. 16. Please refer to our Rankings page for updates!

Quarterback Rankings & Tiers - Week 11

RankTierPlayerTeamPosOppTeam TotalSpreadPPG
Christian McCaffreyBrandon AiyukDeebo Samuel George KittlePurdy is my QB11 and offers 25-point upside against Tampa in Week 11.get a 100% deposit match of up to 100%RankTierTeamPosOppTeam TotalSpreadPPGAchane is a top-20 play and ranks as my No. 7 RB against the Raiders.Joe MixonPollard is *technically* a SMASH play as my RB12 and No. 25 player overall for the Week 11 slate.Robinson UPGRADES to high-end RB2 territory as my RB14 and carries high-end RB1 upside.RankTierPlayerTeamPosOppTeam TotalSpreadPPGCooper KuppTutu AtwellTyler HigbeeNacua is my No. 10 WR and No. 15 player overall in Week 11.Will LevisHopkins is my WR16 and offers high-end WR1 upside.Kyler MurrayTrey McBrideZach ErtzBrown is a top-50 play out of all RB, WR and TE options and offers a WR1 ceiling in his range of outcomes.RankTierPlayerTeamPosOppTeam TotalSpreadPPG
23T.J. HockensonMINTEDEN20.02.512.8
33Mark AndrewsBALTECIN24.8-3.512.1
44Sam LaPortaDETTECHI27.8-7.510.5
54Dalton KincaidBUFTENYJ23.3-7.08.2
64Trey McBrideARITEHOU21.85.06.6
74George KittleSFTETB26.8-12.010.8
84Dalton SchultzHOUTEARI26.8-5.09.4
95Jake FergusonDALTECAR26.5-10.58.6
105Evan EngramJACTETEN23.50.08.1
115Cole KmetCHITEDET20.37.59.5
126Logan ThomasWASTENYG23.0-9.08.0
136David NjokuCLETEPIT17.0-1.07.6
146Luke MusgraveGBTELAC20.53.05.8
157Chigoziem OkonkwoTENTEJAX16.57.03.8
167Cade OttonTBTESF14.812.06.5
177Tyler ConklinNYJTEBUF16.37.05.9
187Michael MayerLVTEMIA16.513.53.2
197Gerald EverettLACTEGB23.5-3.05.0
208Tyler HigbeeLARTESEA22.51.04.6
218Tanner HudsonCINTEBAL21.33.54.9
228Donald Parham Jr.LACTEGB23.5-3.04.9
239Daniel BellingerNYGTEWAS14.09.01.4
249Noah FantSEATELAR23.5-1.03.5
259Hayden HurstCARTEDAL16.010.53.7
269Irv Smith Jr.CINTEBAL21.33.53.1
279Adam TrautmanDENTEMIN22.5-2.52.3
289Noah GrayKCTEPHI24.3-3.04.0
299Jack StollPHITEKC21.33.00.2
309Durham SmytheMIATELV30.0-13.52.8

Reminder: I have leveled my tiers across RB, WR and TE to help with flex lineup decisions. So, getting to Tier 1 is hard — often, Tier 2 is where you will find my highest-ranked TE.

Tier 4 – Sam LaPorta

With how well McBride and Dalton Kincaid have performed over the last few games, some hype around LaPorta has faded. However, the rookie is still the No. 4 TE on the season, averaging 13.2 points per game. 

He ranks No. 4 in targets per route run (TPRR) out of all TEs with at least 150 routes and ranks seventh in yards per route run (YPRR) at 1.75.


Amon-Ra St. Brown remains the alpha in this passing attack, but none of the other pass catchers outside of LaPorta have stepped up — leading to a 52% target share between those two players.


In a Lions offense converting 28% of drives into TDs — the fifth-most in the NFL — the rookie TE is in a great situation. This weekend, the Lions carry the second-highest team total (27.75) against a Bears passing defense that allows the sixth-most points per game (33.6) to pass catchers. 

LaPorta is my TE4 this weekend and is a borderline top-50 flex option in a game where he carries multi-TD upside.