2016 Fantasy Football PPR Rankings: Week 11 Wide Receivers

With a couple of important teams on bye week, we'll help you fill out your WR3/ FLEX spot.

Week 11 is here, and so is crunch time. Many of us are in win-or-go-home mode, while others are fighting for the ever important Playoff Bye.  Make sure you’re rolling out the right guys with The Wolf’s PPR Rankings.

Tier 1 – Potential Top Scorers

1) Antonio Brown (PIT) @ CLE

2) Odell Beckham Jr (NYG) vs. CHI – This is the Odell we know and love. And now he gets the easiest matchup for wideouts… insert major wet drops here.

Tier 2 – High-end WR1s

3) Mike Evans (TB) @ KC

4) A.J. Green (CIN) vs. BUF

5) Jordy Nelson (GB) @ WAS

6) Dez Bryant (DAL) vs. DAL

Tier 2.5

7) T.Y. Hilton (IND) vs. TEN

8) Allen Robinson (JAC) @ DET – After topping 7 catches and scoring in two straight, Allen has reentered the fantasy circle of trust. New OC Nathaniel Hackett is making something work over there.

9) Brandin Cooks (NO) @ CAR

10) Doug Baldwin (SEA) vs. PHI – Russell and Baldwin seem to have recaptured their late season red zone magic from last year. Ride this wave.

11) Kelvin Benjamin (CAR) vs. NO – Somehow, the Saints only surrender the 18th most points to WRs… seems fluky. But Benjamin hasn’t shown that elite form from Weeks 1 and 2 in forever.

12) Michael Thomas (NO) @ CAR

13) Donte Moncrief (IND) vs. TEN

14) Amari Cooper (OAK) vs. HOU –  The overall shittiness of Brock Osweiler has overshadowed Houston’s ability to lock down WRs. They rank 30th in FPs allowed to the position, and Cooper is prone to disappearing acts in the wrong matchups.

15) DeAndre Hopkins (HOU) @ OAK – If ever there was a time for a blow up… Officially bury him if it doesn’t happen here.

Tier 3 – Quality WR2s

16) Davante Adams (GB) @ WAS

17) Larry Fitzgerald (ARI) @ MIN

18) Stefon Diggs (MIN) vs. ARI – Under new OC Pat Shurmer, Diggs should normally rank in the top 12 on sheer volume alone; however, reports that Patrick Peterson will shadow him all day lessen his Week 11 appeal.

19) Jamison Crowder (WAS) vs. GB

20) Julian Edelman (NE) @ SF – Edelman’s been an afterthought all year, and this game screams LeGarrette Train.

21) Terrelle Pryor (CLE) vs. PIT

22) Michael Crabtree (OAK) vs. HOU

Tier 4 – Quality WR3s

23) Golden Tate (DET) vs. JAC

24) Jarvis Landry (MIA) @ LA

25) Rishard Matthews (TEN) @ IND

26) Sterling Shepard (NYG) vs. CHI – A TD in two straight since the bye, and now gets the cakiest matchup possible.

27) Tyreek Hill (KC) vs. TB – With Jeremy Maclin looking like he’ll miss Week 11, Hill becomes a high-end WR3 with WR1 upside against an abysmal Tampa Bay secondary.

28) Steve Smith and 29) Mike Wallace (BAL) @ DAL

30) Kenny Britt (LA) vs. MIA – His chemistry with Jared Goff will be an important storyline to monitor, as Britt’s been a sneaky top-20 guy all year. Real explosion and dud potential in equal measure here.

Tier 4.5

30) Cameron Meredith (CHI) @ NYG – He could emerge from this contest as a low-end WR1 or a complete afterthought.

31) Robert Woods (BUF) @ CIN

32) Marvin Jones (DET) vs. JAC

33) Eli Rogers (PIT) @ CLE

34) Pierre Garcon (WAS) vs. GB – Has a great chance to extend his double-digit PPR point streak against a banged up Packers’ secondary.

Tier 5 – Last Names deserving consideration

35) Randall Cobb (GB) @ WAS – Whether it’s the health or Davante Adams, Cobb has been rendered an afterthought here (cue 2 TD blow up day).

36) Willie Snead (NO) @ DAL

37) Jordan Matthews (PH) @ SEA

38) Cole Beasley (DAL) vs. BAL

39) Corey Coleman (CLE) vs. PIT

40) Eddie Royal (CHI) @ NYG

41 ) Ty Montgomery (GB) @ WAS

42) Will Fuller (HOU) @ OAK – His health obviously needs to be monitored, but if he’s a full go he’ll slide in above Willie Snead. Blow up potential.

Tier 6 – Have you ever seen a man eat his own head?

43)  Tavon Austin (LA) vs. MIA

44) Devante Parker (MIA) @ LA

45) Kendall Wright (TEN) @ IND

46) Allen Hurns (JAC) @ DET

47) Chris Hogan (NE) @ SF

48) John Brown (ARI) @ MIN

49) Quinton Patton (SF) vs. NE

50) Devin Funchess (CAR) vs. NO

Facebook
Twitter
Pinterest
LinkedIn

Related Posts