As we head into Week 11 of the Fantasy football season, there are quite a few receving corps in flux around the NFL. Most teams know who their No. 1 target will be most weeks, but the Steelers, Eagles, and Buccaneers stand out as having some pretty major questions marks in situations where there are a lot of Fantasy implications. Before we get to Jamey Eisenberg's wide receiver Start 'Em & Sit 'Em calls for Week 11, here's a brief rundown of where those three teams stand and how to approach them, for this week and down the stretch.
First up the Steelers, who have seen Chase Claypool, JuJu Smith-Schuster, and Diontae Johnson alternate as the top target in any given week for most of the season. The good news is, all three have at least 24 targets over the last three weeks while averaging between 13.0 (Johnson) and 19.2 PPR points per game over that span. They get a great matchup against the Jaguars in Week 11 and should all remain worth starting this week. Week 12 against the Ravens might be a different story.
The Eagles are in a very different situation, because Carson Wentz just hasn't played particularly well. Travis Fulgham looked like the unquestioned No. 1 receiver heading into their Week 9 bye, but then earned just five targets in Week 10, matching Richard Rodgers for the fourth-most on the team. And that was without Alshon Jeffery playing much of a role -- he's expected to play more moving forward. Jalen Reagor actually led the team in snaps, targets, and air yards and definitely looks like a potential second-half breakout candidate. However, Fulgham deserves at least one more week in your lineup before giving up on him, and he's the top guy to start here.
And then there's the Bucs. We've seen two games from them with Antonio Brown in the mix, and the results have been extremely mixed. In Week 9, Tom Brady had his worst performance of the season against the Saints; in Week 10, he had arguably his best against the Panthers. If he throws for 300-plus yards every week, there should be enough room for Brown, Mike Evans, and Chris Godwin to thrive, but more likely, all three will be inconsistent as one is forced to take a back seat in any given week. This team spreads the ball around too much for all three to thrive consistently.
Now, here are Jamey's Start and Sit calls for Week 11:
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