Christian Watson or Demario Douglas Week 11 Start 'Em, Sit 'Em: Fantasy Football projections for WRs

Wide receivers are a big part of Fantasy Football, but in some leagues, winning your matchup is about who you start as your wide receiver No. 2.

Christian Watson and Demario Douglas have both had success this season. Ahead of Week 11, which wide receiver is the better fantasy option for fantasy managers?

Is Christian Watson a good fantasy pick?

Christian Watson has been a good fantasy pick so far.

The Green Bay Packers wide receiver is targeted plenty as over the last four games, he's been targeted four or more times in three games. In the week before the bye, Watson caught three passes but was targeted seven times for 37 yards.

Although the stats aren't there, Jordan Love is healthier which should lead to better passes.

Watson and the Packers play the Chicago Bears in Week 11, whose defense has struggled as of late so it's a good fantasy matchup for him.

Is Demario Douglas a good fantasy pick?

Demario Douglas has been a key receiver for the Patriots - Source: Imagn

The New England Patriots offense leaves much to be desired, but Demario Douglas is one of their top receivers and a good fantasy pick.

Douglas has become a reliable option for rookie quarterback Drake Maye, as he has been targeted nine and five times over the last two weeks. Although he only has one touchdown this season, Douglas still is getting plenty of targets, which should lead to catches and yards.

The Patriots play the Los Angeles Rams who rank 22nd in passing defense.

Christian Watson or Demario Douglas: Who Should I Start?

Sportskeeda's fantasy start/sit optimizer suggests that fantasy managers should start Demario Douglas over Christian Watson.

Fantasy projections

Detailed fantasy projections

The tool has Douglas projected to get 11.2 fantasy points in a full PPR league. In contrast, Watson is projected to get 10.2 fantasy points.

Douglas is projected to catch nearly three passes for 70 yards but is not expected to find the endzone. Watson, meanwhile, is also projected to catch almost three passes for 42 yards while adding 2.2 rushing yards.

Ultimately, the tool suggests starting Douglas over Watson in Week 11.