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Mariota faces a Steelers defense that has given up the second fewest fantasy points to QBs. Andy Lyons/Getty Images
Below are my 1/2 PPR fantasy rankings for Week 11. Most leagues are using points per reception these days, so take that into consideration when looking at the ranks. Six points are awarded for every receiving and rushing TD, and four points for every passing TD. If you are playing in a non-PPR league, pass-catching running backs lose a bit of value and so do possession receivers. Make sure you check the status of players that have been limited or out of practice. The rankings will be updated on Sunday morning.
If you have any start-sit questions, feel free to hit me up at @jordanpfx on Twitter, and I will do my best to get to every question. Include your scoring system with your questions. Good luck!
QB
1 T. Brady NE
2 C. Wentz PHI
3 R. Wilson SEA
4 D. Carr OAK
5 M. Ryan ATL
6 M. Stafford DET
7 D. Brees NO
8 A. Smith KC
9 D. Prescott DAL
10 B. Roethlisberger PIT
11 K. Cousins WAS
12 J. Goff LAR
13 E. Manning NYG
14 P. Rivers LAC *Questionable
15 M. Mariota TEN
RB
1 L. Bell PIT
2 M. Ingram NO
3 T. Gurley LAR
4 K. Hunt KC
5 T. Coleman ATL
6 M. Gordon LAC
7 J. Howard CHI
8 A. Kamara NO
9 L. Fournette JAC *Active
10 L. McCoy BUF
11 J. Ajayi PHI
12 D. Murray TEN
13 C. Thompson WAS
14 L. Miller HOU
15 J. McKinnon MIN
16 M. Lynch OAK
17 D. Martin TB
18 R. Burkhead NE
19 J. Mixon CIN
20 I. Crowell CLE
21 A. Peterson ARI
22 A. Abdullah DET
23 K. Drake MIA
24 D. Lewis NE
25 D. Williams MIA
26 S. Perine WAS
27 D. Johnson CLE
28 A. Collins BAL
29 T. Riddick DET
30 J. Williams GB
WR
1 A. Brown PIT
2 D. Baldwin SEA
3 J. Jones ATL
4 M. Evans TB
5 A. Jeffery PHI
6 B. Cooks NE
7 S. Shepard NYG *Inactive
8 T. Hill KC
9 G. Tate DET
10 M. Thomas NO
11 A. Thielen MIN
12 A. Cooper OAK
13 S. Diggs MIN
14 D. Hopkins HOU
15 M. Crabtree OAK
16 D. Thomas DEN
17 J. Landry MIA
18 K. Allen LAC
19 M. Lee JAC
20 L. Fitzgerald ARI
21 A. Green CIN
22 D. Bryant DAL
23 J. Maclin BAL
24 J. Smith-Schuster PIT
25 M. Sanu ATL
26 D. Parker MIA
27 M. Jones DET
28 J. Crowder WAS
29 N. Agholor PHI
30 R. Woods LAR
31 E. Sanders DEN
32 D. Adams GB
33 D. Jackson TB
34 C. Davis TEN
35 T. Ginn NO
TE
1 T. Kelce KC
2 R. Gronkowski NE
3 Z. Ertz PHI
4 J. Graham SEA
5 E. Engram NYG
6 D. Walker TEN
7 J. Cook OAK
8 V. Davis WAS
9 K. Rudolph MIN
10 A. Hooper ATL
11 C. Brate TB
12 J. Witten DAL
DEF
1 Jaguars
2 Ravens
3 Cardinals
4 Eagles
5 Lions
6 Broncos
7 Saints
8 Chiefs
9 Vikings
10 Bears
11 Bengals
12 Rams
13 Seahawks
14 Patriots
15 Cowboys
Kicker
1 S. Gostkowski NE
2 J. Elliott PHI
3 J. Tucker BAL
4 G. Zuerlein LAR
5 W. Lutz NO
6 M. Prater DET
7 C. Boswell PIT
8 H. Butker KC
9 M. Bryant ATL
10 R. Succop TEN
11 J. Lambo JAC
12 N. Novak LAC
13 K. Forbath MIN
14 G. Tavecchio OAK
15 K. Fairbairn HOU
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The Houston Texans have a big challenge in store as they look to start the season with a win against the Colts this Sunday. When these two teams met in Week 2 last year, the Colts dominated the Texans, despite losing their QB Anthony Richardson to a concussion after the first quarter.
Keeping Richardson contained on Sunday will go a long way in increasing the Texans' chances of coming home with a win. The Texans defense will have their hands full containing the Colts backs and tight ends in the passing game.
Scoring touchdowns with their wide receivers could prove difficult, as the Texans allowed the second-fewest TDs (10) to the receiver position in 2023.
Limiting running back Jonathan Taylor will also be a top priority. While the Texans had an elite defense against the run last season, they struggled with Taylor in Week 18 as he almost rushed for 200 yards.
Houston's D allowed only four carries to running backs in 2023 that went for 20 or more yards. Two of which were to Taylor in the final game of the regular season.
Finally, DeMeco Ryans and company have to find a way to get pressure on the QB. They only had one QB hit and zero sacks on Richardson and Garner Minshew the first time they faced off last year.
On offense, the Texans have two big x-factors to watch for on Sunday. The offensive line that suited up to play the Colts in Week 2 last season is completely different from this year.
The o-line was ravaged with injuries to start the 2023 campaign, so we expect a big jump in productivity in the trenches this year.
Another big addition in 2024 is the presence of running back Joe Mixon. The running game only produced 2 yards per rush in Week 2 against Indy last year, so there's clearly room for improvement.
Be sure to watch the video above for our in-depth preview of Texans-Colts!
And catch Texans on Tap (a Texans podcast) live on our SportsMapTexans YouTube channel following every game this season!