Alvin Kamara, Nick Chubb, Chris Carson, James Robinson, Clyde Edwards-Helaire, Zack Moss, and Damien Harris are key RBs who might be "questionable" for Week 10. Get the latest injury updates ahead of your fantasy start 'em, sit 'em calls.For all the latest fantasy news, follow us on Twitter @SN_Fantasy.
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All that issues at the QB position of late? It should come as no surprise that they've also harmed the wide receiver position. I saw someone tweet Monday that Tre'Quan Smith was WR18 from Weeks 8 through 11, and while I knew he had played four games while many other WR had played just three in that span, I still expected to see Smith had put up surprisingly good numbers. That wasn't the case -- 48.5 yards per game on 3.8 catches, with two touchdowns. That's aggressively mediocre, and yet it was still good for WR30 in points per game, too!
And it's really the middle class at wide receiver that has been affected. There are 17 wide receivers averaging at least 15 PPR points over the past four weeks, compared to 20 who did that during the 2020 season; not one for one, but not far off. However, there are just 28 who have averaged at least 12, compared to 41 in 2020. That is a pretty massive difference.
Kyler Murray, Rob Gronkowski, DeAndre Hopkins, Antonio Brown, and Logan Thomas have all been out multiple weeks, and fantasy owners are clamoring to get them back in their fantasy lineups. We have the latest injury updates on each player ahead of Week 11.For updates Nick Chubb, Alvin Kamara, and Damien Harris, click here; for more on Clyde Edwards-Helaire, Chris Carson, Kareem Hunt, and Miles Sanders, go here; for the latest on Saquon Barkley and Sterling Shepard, click here; for news on Aaron Jones, Baker Mayfield, and Dallas Goedert, go here. For all the latest fantasy news, follow us on Twitter @SN_Fantasy.
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I'm not sure what the explanation is. Injuries are part of it, but not enough to explain that big of a difference. The drop in overall passing production is obviously a big part of it, but it's curious that it hasn't hit the elite tier at the position quite as hard.
Whatever the explanation, it's created a Fantasy landscape where I really don't feel great about the WR3 range, which is surprising since this was supposed to be the deepest position in Fantasy. However, once I get to the Darnell Mooney/HunterRenfrow/Odell Beckham range of the rankings, I really don't feel all that comfortable with them. There's upside there, but also a lot of weekly risk. It's a surprising place to find ourselves in Week 12, and the likely absence of both CeeDee Lamb and Amari Cooper Thursday isn't going to help.
When to draft a quarterback is one of the biggest preseason questions in fantasy football every year. We break down our 2021 QB rankings into tiers and highlight different draft strategies for each, whether you want a stud or a sleeper.To clarify, a QB run is when someone drafts a QB and others in your draft quickly follow suit, fearing they will miss out on a "good" option at the position if they don't join in.
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Here are my top 48 wide receivers for Week 11. To see the rankings from Jamey Eisenberg, Dave Richard and Heath Cummings, make sure you head here.
Who to start in fantasy football: Week 13 rankings, start-sit advice for PPR, standard, superflex scoring .
It's Week 13, and your fantasy start 'em, sit 'em decisions are coming down to the wire. We've compiled all of our Week 13 rankings for PPR, standard, and superflex leagues in one place to help you decide who to start.If you're looking for more analysis, click the links located throughout the article, which include DFS advice and injury updates (directly below).