Showboat

Lockett seems to be getting phased out of the Seattle O, so I think I'd go with Legette. Westbrook over Jeudy (though I don't really like either and think I'd go with Lockett over either of them).

Jeudy shouldn't be considered. I think Smith will bounce back. That leaves a decision between Hopkins and Nabers. The risk with Hopkins is that the game isn't competitive and the scores go to other players as the Chiefs seem to spread the wealth. Coming off a bye and with a new QB, I think the Giants make an effort to get the ball to Nabers (and they will likely need to if they want to keep up with the Bucs).

If you weren't benching Nabers with Jones, don't know why you would with DeVito - he can't be much worse.

You are conveniently ignoring that most of those games with Evans, Godwin was also gobbling up a bunch of targets. The last few games, Otton was essentially the #1 target and defenses were beginning to adjust. Evans would likely take a lot of defensive attention away from Otton again.

Otton might actually be better if Evans does play.

Probably shouldn't have confidence in either one. Pollard's role is better defined and he probably has a higher floor, but I think I'd go with Williams. He may totally disappear as Denver has been shuffling all three of their backs and kind of going with the hot hand, but the match-up is much better.

Hunt for sure and probably Taylor, but you'll be counting Indy hanging with DET and not letting the game get out of hand.

Another unanimous consensus kiss of death.

That's got to be good news for Nabers, no? Hopefully the kid mercilessly targets his best receiver.

Absolutely nothing. The last Dobbins TD secured my win. Eff curling up at the 1 yard line to run out the clock and attempting a GW kick.

1st and goal at the three and getting positive plays from Brown on every run - makes no sense to suddenly get pass-happy. The Bengals will lose if they keep this up.

Knox

Tough to bench Hunt, but I think Pickens has more upside - the Ravens haven't ben able to stop the passing game all year.

Who to start in Week 11 A.Rich @NYJ Jameis @NOS

Just went to fridge and saw a milk carton with a picture of McLaurin on it.

I think I would. I don't really see a path to consistent targets for DJ with Flowers, Bateman, Andrews, Likely and Agholer around. The Panthers stink, but that should mean a lot of opportunities for Thielen.

Assuming this is a redraft league, I would drop Brooks. You pretty much need an injury for either one to become fantasy relevant - with Mason you know what you are getting while Brooks is untested on a worse team.

Sutton and it's not a close call.

If you don't want FGs deciding games, eliminate the kicker position as suggested earlier. If you are worried about too much luck involved, you probably shouldn't be playing FF.

I'm betting that absolutely no one needed a score from Malik Washington to win their game this week.

I read that: Goff is only the third quarterback since 1991 to throw five interceptions in a game and win. Falcons quarterback Matt Ryan in 2012 and Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo in 2007 also accomplished the feat.

And how did these Texans lose to the Jets?

Gotta love Mixon's stat-line right now: 5-2-1 - it is downright Bettis-esque.

What the heck is on the Texans helmets? It looks like a random swoosh rather than any kind of bulls head or even the "H".

You obviously underestimate the ineptitude of Jones.