NFL Week 11 Fantasy Football Superflex Rankings

Week 11 of the fantasy football season is here, as are my weekly .5-PPR superflex rankings to assist with start/sit decisions in what can often be complicated league formats. The key to winning superflex matchups is to understand the range of outcomes with weekly projections.

We will examine these players using tiers. For example, any player in Tier 2 should be started over a player in Tier 3. Within any tier, these choices are going to be a matter of preference.

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Since the quarterback pool is limited to essentially 32 starters per week, we will be breaking down the top-100 superflex options each week. Let’s get to it!

As a reminder, there are two teams on bye this week: the Denver Broncos and the Los Angeles Rams.

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TIER 1: THE BONAFIDE QB1S & RB1S

Russell Wilson’s return to action was… less than desirable from a fantasy view. He completed just half of his 40 passing attempts for 161 yards and two interceptions. For Week 10, Wilson achieved the lowest passing grade out of all quarterbacks, coming in at a dismal 29.1 in his return. Next week, he plays against the Arizona Cardinals, who project as the ninth-most difficult defense for opposing passers. Wilson holds a tentative QB13 ranking until he shakes the rust off.

In a big rebound game, Justin Fields looked like a franchise quarterback in Week 9 against the Pittsburgh Steelers. Among all quarterbacks who played that week, he was second in both passing and overall offensive grade. This was Fields’ first game with more than his previous high of 209 passing yards — he ended the day with 291 yards and a score through the air. Now coming off Chicago's bye week, Fields and company will take on the Baltimore Ravens at home. This will be his chance to ascend.

TIER 2: THE ELITE OPTIONS