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(34%) Jacoby Brissett, Arizona Cardinals<\/a><\/strong> – Despite the loss to San Francisco, Brissett played well for the Cardinals and was a fantasy hero in week 11. He threw for 450 yards, 2 touchdowns, and 2 interceptions while setting an NFL record for completions with 47. He deserves to be owned in far more leagues.<\/p>\n (13%) Bryce Young, Carolina Panthers<\/a><\/strong> – Young was playing through an injury but you couldn\u2019t tell by looking at the stat line: nearly 450 yards thrown with 3 touchdowns and no interceptions. He has had great games this season, only to let down fantasy owners in the weeks following, but he has the upside at least to make him worth consideration in deeper leagues.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n (48%) Michael Wilson, Arizona Cardinals<\/strong> – Holy moly. It was speculated that Michael Wilson would see more targets with Marvin Harrison Jr. sidelined, but I don\u2019t think anyone expected that he would have 18 targets! He made the most of this opportunity, catching 15 of them and going for 185 yards. It\u2019s tough to know if Wilson will have a larger role in the offense even when Harrison returns, but he is worth rostering to see how things shake out. He certainly could not have done more to earn one.<\/p>\n For more help with this week’s fantasy football matchups, check out our Week 12 Quarterback Rankings<\/a>!<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n (34%) Christian Watson, Green Bay Packers<\/a><\/strong> – Watson is finally back to good health and as suspected, has become one of the top offensive pieces in this offense. He caught 4 of his 5 targets for 2 touchdowns, displaying his upside. He will be tough to trust on a weekly basis, but he is worth rostering in deeper leagues, especially knowing that he\u2019ll see redzone targets and have some pretty big days.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n (33%) Kenneth Gainwell, Pittsburgh Steelers<\/a><\/strong> – What if Jaylen Warren didn\u2019t exist? Ok, maybe that\u2019s a bit too harsh existentially, but this is likely the question that has been on the minds of Gainwell owners all season. He has been phenomenal whenever Warren has been unable to play, and it makes one wonder how good his season would be if he somehow had a path to be the RB1. Unfortunately for Gainwell and his owners, Warren might be back this next week, but he is worth the scoop in case Warren isn\u2019t and is an excellent handcuff to have on your bench in general, just in case.<\/p>\n (27%) Sean Tucker, Tampa Bay Buccaneers<\/a><\/strong> – We thought Tucker might be a good option since he\u2019s been seeing an increased workload in recent weeks and since Bucky Irving remains sidelined indefinitely. Boy, did that prove to be true. He had 19 carries for over 100 yards and 2 touchdowns, and caught both of his passes for 34 yards and another touchdown. He needs to be owned in all formats in case Bucky doesn\u2019t return soon, and even if he does, they might ease him back into things.<\/p>\n (9%) Emmanuel Wilson, Green Bay Packers<\/strong> – Josh Jacobs sustained an injury this past week, so Wilson was called upon to step up. He got 11 carries for 40 yards and a touchdown. Jacobs is not reportedly dealing with anything serious, but Wilson is a decent option to own in case Jacobs gets injured again.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n (47%) Juwan Johnson, New Orleans Saints<\/a><\/strong> – Johnson has a touchdown in both of his past 2 games and logged a season-best 92 yards in his last one. He is coming off the BYE now and could be a decent option if you\u2019re in need of a tight end.<\/p>\n (21%) Darren Waller, Miami Dolphins<\/a><\/strong> – The Dolphins have a BYE this week, but Waller is worth scooping and stashing now as he should hopefully be able to return after Week 12 and was excellent before going down. He has a pretty great schedule for the rest of the year to boot.<\/p>\n (9%) AJ Barner, Seattle Seahawks<\/a><\/strong> – Barner had a big day, catching 10 of a whopping 11 targets for 70 yards. His usage is very volatile, but he provides some nice upside with Sam Darnold throwing to him.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n (21%) Cairo Santos, Chicago Bears<\/a><\/strong> – Santos made 2 field goals from over 30 yards, one from over 40 yards, and one from over 50 yards. He could have had an even bigger day, as he missed one that would have been a 45-yard field goal. He looks like a good option moving forward with some nice upside on days like this, where he gets a lot of chances.<\/p>\n (2%) Zane Gonzalez, Atlanta Falcons<\/a><\/strong> – Gonzalez has been perfect so far in the 2 games he\u2019s been an Atlanta Falcon, going 3 for 3 on field goals and making all of his extra points. He has a good boot and has already made one from over 50 yards out.<\/p>\n <\/p>\nTOP WIDE RECEIVER ADDS<\/h3>\n
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\nTOP RUNNING BACK ADDS<\/h3>\n
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TOP TIGHT END ADDS<\/h3>\n
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TOP DST ADDS<\/h3>\n
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