GameDay 2023 Week 11

Brock Purdy v TB (£5,800)

Purdy has been balling out as he steers the 49ers offense. Had 4 games where he has thrown multiple TDs, and getting high yardage totals too. The Tampa Bay secondary has been giving up plenty through the air this season, and Purdy comes into the game off the back of a strong performance against the Jaguars.

Trevor Lawrence v TEN (£5,200)

Lawrence has been ok for fantasy this season, but hasn’t really had a big game yet. Thrown multi-TDs twice this season (both against the Colts) and over 275 yards three times. Not exactly the type of stats you want. But Lawrence has a history for performances in divisional matchups. At the price, think you can slot him in and not feel too bad about it.

Jordan Love v LAC (£5,000)

Love started the season out really well, then had a few weeks of middling performances. But, after a decent performance against the Steelers, this is a great matchup. The Chargers secondary gives up plenty in the air, and the pricing allows you to spend up elsewhere. As well as opening up some nice stacking options.

Also consider C.J. Stroud v ARI (£6,800), Justin Fields @DET (£6,800) & Sam Howell v NYG (£5,600)

Austin Ekeler @GB (£7,200)

The Green Bay Packers defense is solid through the air, but the weak spot for it is on the ground. With Keenan Allen maybe not at 100% with a shoulder injury too, Ekeler is in line for a big workload here. Gets mid-double-digit carries on the ground, and around six targets a game, solid floor. With the way that the team uses him near the goalline, he has a decent ceiling too.

Brian Robinson Jr. v NYG (£4,400)

Robinson has been leading this Washington backfield, with 121 of the team 202 carries. Has a solid floor as a result, but he has upside with his ability to get into the endzone. Got some usage in the passing game last week, catching all six of his targets for 119 yards and a score. At the price, you leave plenty on the table to use elsewhere.

Devin Singletary v ARI (£4,200)

Singletary had a career game last week against the Bengals, as he ran the ball 30 times for 150 yards and a score. With the status of Dameon Pierce trending negatively, Singletary could be in line for another big workload here in a game the Texans should be able to command. The Cardinals have struggled to limit production on the ground, with an average of over 100 yards a game and a TD on the ground.

Aaron Jones v LAC (£3,400)

Jones feels like a solid RB value. Gets carries on the ground, as well as plenty of work in the passing game too. With the PPR scoring, his average of 4-5 targets a game would instantly help him hit value. The Chargers defense has been torn apart on the ground this season. The question will be his workload, as he has had limited practice this week with a hamstring injury. But, if he is unavailable you could pivot to AJ Dillon (£3,200).

Darrell Henderson v SEA (£3,000)

Henderson is another cheap play that should be able to hit value relatively easily. Henderson has had double-digit carries in each of the games players this season but hasn’t had much production to go along with it. A matchup against the Seahawks, who have given up an average of around 4 YPC, is a nice one to target.

Also consider Rachaad White @SF (£4,000), James Conner @HOU (£3,800) & Jaylen Warren @CLE (£3,400)

Tyreek Hill v LV (£8,000)

There is no slate where you can just discount Hill for consideration. Has the ability to just destroy a slate with his speed and ability in this Dolphins offense. Coming off of a bye, after struggling to make an impact against the Chiefs, this is the type of game he could want to make a statement in. Has 5 games with over 100 yards, and rarely just duds. You’ll have to spend up, but there are plenty of value options on the slate this week.

Keenan Allen @GB (£6,000)

I know that I wrote up in the Ekeler consideration that Allen isn’t 100% and he isn’t. But he should be ready to play here. With the injury news, I think his ownership could be impacted, especially with the matchup. But without Mike Williams, Allen is a massively important receiver for the Chargers offense. He also managed to play with the injury last week, returning to the game and scoring a TD.

Davante Adams @MIA (£4,200)

The name value here is off the charts. Getting Davante Adams for just over £4k!? But, despite his ability he hasn’t managed to put too many games together this season of decent production. Has had a single game of over 100 yards, and scored two of his 3 TDs in that game too. Hasn’t scored since Week 3 either, as part of a low-scoring offense. So…..why include him? The Dolphins secondary has given up a chunk through the air this season, and Adams is still massively talented. Has decent floor with his target share, and if he hits his ceiling could be overlooked here.

Adam Thielen v DAL (£3,600)

There really aren’t many highlights in this Panters offense, but Thielen is one of them (maybe the only one?). Has a massive target share in this offense that normally has to play from behind. At the start of the season, he was converting that into decent production too, with 3 100+ yardage games and 4 TDs. Decent floor at the price, with upside if he manages to find the endzone or make a big-gain against a Cowboys secondary that has given up just under a TD to the position this season.

Diontae Johnson @CLE (£3,200)

Johnson didn’t have a great time last time out against the Packers, but that was more a gameflow thing as the Steelers had massive success on the ground. Outside of that game, Johnson hasn’t had a game with less than 6 targets, and averaging just under 9 targets a game. Solid floor, and has shown he can put up yardage totals. The thing that will limit his ceiling here is the Browns secondary has been an effective unit against the position this season.

Also consider Brandon Aiyuk v TB (£5,400), Jayden Reed v LAC (£4,200), Jaxon Smith-Njigba @LAR (£3,200) & Gabe Davis @BUF (£2,800)

Dalton Kincaid v NYJ (£3,600)

Kincaid is listed as a TE, but he is getting usage similar to a WR. Currently third on the team in targets, but rapidly catching up to second-placed Gabe Davis. In his last four games, he has totaled 32 targets, which is great for the PPR scoring here. The Bills struggled against the Jets in an emotional season-opener, but need to win here to keep their playoff hopes alive.

Jake Ferguson @CAR (£3,200)

Ferguson has really carved out a role in this Cowboys offense, second on the team in targets, receptions and receiving yards. Where he really excels is close to the goal-line, scoring in each of his last three games. The Cowboys are heavy favorites here, which could mean that they lean on their running game. But Ferguson has a good opportunity to have done enough while the game is competitive to hit value.

Tyler Conklin @BUF (£2,400)

Conklin is a big part of the Jets offense, with 13 targets in his last two games. Even with Zach Wilson throwing the ball, he has managed to catch all 13 of those for 136 yards. Solid floor, but there isn’t much of a ceiling in this low-scoring offense, especially against the Bills who have only allowed 43 yards to the position on average.

Also consider George Kittle v TB (£4,400), Trey McBride @HOU (£4,000), Luke Musgrave v LAC (£3,000) & Chigoziem Okonkwo @JAX (£2,200)