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NFL fantasy football rankings for Week 11

NFL fantasy football rankings for Week 11
DeAndre Hopkins comes in at No. 2 this week. Bob Levey/Getty Images

QB 

  1. Drew Brees vs. PHI
  2. Patrick Mahomes @ LAR
  3. Jared Goff vs. KC
  4. Cam Newton @ DET
  5. Andrew Luck vs. TEN
  6. Carson Wentz @ NO
  7. Aaron Rodgers @ SEA
  8. Russell Wilson vs. GB
  9. Matt Ryan vs. DAL
  10. Deshaun Watson @ WAS
  11. Philip Rivers vs. DEN
  12. Ryan Fitzpatrick @ NYG
  13. Ben Roethlisberger @ JAX
  14. Mitch Trubisky vs. MIN
  15. Dak Prescott @ ATL

RB (standard scoring)

  1. Todd Gurley vs. KC
  2. Melvin Gordon vs. DEN
  3. Ezekiel Elliott @ ATL
  4. Saquon Barkley vs. TB
  5. Kareem Hunt @ LAR
  6. Alvin Kamara vs. PHI
  7. Christian McCaffrey @ DET
  8. David Johnson vs. OAK
  9. James Conner @ JAX
  10. Kerryon Johnson vs. CAR
  11. Leonard Fournette vs. PIT
  12. Joe Mixon @ BAL
  13. Aaron Jones @ SEA
  14. Marlon Mack vs. TEN
  15. Calvin Cook @ CHI
  16. Mark Ingram vs. PHI
  17. Phillip Lindsay @ LAC
  18. Tarik Cohen vs. MIN
  19. Tevin Coleman vs. DAL
  20. Alex Collins vs. CIN
  21. Adrian Peterson vs. HOU
  22. Dion Lewis @ IND
  23. Lamar Miller @ WAS
  24. Rashaad Penny vs. GB
  25. Doug Martin @ ARI
  26. Jordan Howard vs. MIN
  27. Ito Smith vs. DAL
  28. Jalen Richard @ ARI
  29. Chris Carson vs. GB
  30. Derrick Henry @ IND

WR (standard scoring)

  1. Michael Thomas vs. PHI
  2. DeAndre Hopkins @ WAS
  3. Odell Beckham Jr. vs. TB
  4. Tyreek Hill @ LAR
  5. Antonio Brown @ JAX
  6. Adam Thielen @ CHI
  7. Julio Jones vs. DAL
  8. Davante Adams @ SEA
  9. Robert Woods vs. KC
  10. Keenan Allen vs. DEN
  11. Brandin Cooks vs. KC
  12. Mike Evans @ NYG
  13. JuJu Smith-Schuster @ JAX
  14. TY Hilton vs. TEN
  15. Alshon Jeffery @ NO
  16. Corey Davis @ IND
  17. Kenny Golladay vs. CAR
  18. Stefon Diggs @ CHI
  19. Amari Cooper @ ATL
  20. Emmanuel Sanders @ LAC
  21. Larry Fitzgerald vs. OAK
  22. John Brown vs. CIN
  23. Sammy Watkins @ LAR
  24. Allen Robinson vs. MIN
  25. Sterling Shepard vs. TB
  26. Tyler Lockett vs. GB
  27. Golden Tate @ NO
  28. Marquez Valdes-Scantling @ SEA
  29. Courtland Sutton @ LAC
  30. Tyler Boyd @ BAL
  31. Calvin Ridley vs. DAL
  32. DeSean Jackson @ NYG
  33. Doug Baldwin vs. GB
  34. Demaryius Thomas @ WAS
  35. Marvin Jones vs. CAR
  36. Michael Crabtree vs. CIN
  37. Devin Funchess @ DET
  38. Anthony Miller vs. MIN
  39. Tre’Quan Smith vs. PHI
  40. Tyrell Williams vs. DEN

TE (standard scoring)

  1. Zach Ertz @ NO
  2. Travis Kelce @ LAR
  3. Greg Olsen @ DET
  4. Eric Ebron vs. TEN
  5. Trey Burton vs. MIN
  6. OJ Howard @ NYG
  7. Jack Doyle vs. TEN
  8. Jimmy Graham @ SEA
  9. Evan Engram vs. TB
  10. Austin Hooper vs. DAL
  11. Jared Cook @ ARI
  12. Vance McDonald @ JAX
  13. Jordan Reed vs. HOU
  14. Kyle Rudolph @ CHI
  15. Benjamin Watson vs. PHI

D/ST

  1. Ravens vs. CIN
  2. Chargers vs. DEN
  3. Bears vs. MIN
  4. Cardinals @ DET
  5. Texans @ WAS
  6. Vikings @ CHI
  7. Steelers @ JAX
  8. Redskins vs. HOU
  9. Panthers @ DET
  10. Giants vs. TB
  11. Cowboys @ ATL
  12. Titans @ IND
  13. Jaguars vs. NYG
  14. Colts vs. TEN
  15. SEA vs. GB

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The Houston Texans received a lot of praise for their moves in free agency across various outlets. And for good reason, most people believe the team got significantly better with the additions of Danielle Hunter, Azeez Al-Shaair, and Denico Autry among others.

But there's another factor to consider this offseason. How much have the other teams in the AFC South improved?

When looking at the PFF grades in free agency, the Colts received a B-minus. Most of the Colts moves this offseason involved spending a lot of money re-signing their own players. Which is great in theory, but it's hard to improve the overall quality of your roster when you're bringing back players that were already there to begin with. A lot will be riding on player development for the Colts to see a big jump this season. A healthy quarterback wouldn't hurt either.

The Jaguars have made some big additions financially this offseason by signing receiver Gabe Davis and defensive tackle Arik Armstead. They also lost the top receiver on the market, Calvin Ridley, to the Titans. Gabe Davis wasn't able to establish himself as a reliable No. 2 receiver with Josh Allen throwing him the ball in Buffalo. So it's hard to believe he'll take the next step in Jacksonville. Their best move of the offseason might have been retaining edge rusher Josh Allen by using the franchise tag on him. So what did PFF think of Jacksonville's offseason? They received a B-minus, just like the Colts.

The Titans have a lot of turnover heading into the 2024 season, and not just on the roster. They have a new head coach in Brian Callahan, who's looking to revamp Tennessee's offense. Early in free agency, they agreed to terms with former Cowboys running back Tony Pollard, signing him to a 3-year deal at $8 million per season. Which is more money than the Ravens are paying for Derrick Henry, who left the Titans in free agency. Calvin Ridley was the most notable addition to the squad, he received a 4-year, $92 million deal. And while this could be viewed as an overpay, at least he gives the Titans' offense some upside. Their receiving corps looks a lot more dangerous with Ridley added to DeAndre Hopkins and Treylon Burks.

They also spent big at the center position, adding Lloyd Cushenberry on a 4-year, $50 million contract.

Because the Titans spent a lot of money on some highly coveted players, PFF gave them a B.

Now that brings us to the Texans. The Texans re-signed some of their own players like Dalton Schultz and Noah Brown. But they also made some big splashes with Hunter, Autry, Al-Shaair, and Joe Mixon. But the Texans spent their money in a more conservative way by not handing out many contracts over two years in length.

The Texans managed to add the best pass rusher in free agency with Hunter, but it's only a two-year deal. The overall talent level is going up on this roster, and GM Nick Caserio isn't having to sign players to long contracts that could come back and haunt him.

That's why we're seeing post-free agency power rankings coming out with Houston in the Top 10. And that's also why PFF gave the Texans an A for their moves in free agency.

Be sure to check out the video above as Craig from Sports Talk Extra takes an in-depth look at PFF's grades for the AFC South, and much more!

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