Fantasy Football Start 'Em Sit 'Em Week 11: Wide Receiver rankings

The fantasy football playoffs are fast approaching and wide receiver is a position that can make or break your team on a weekly basis. Finding good receivers both as starters and flex players is crucial to success.

Here are Week 11 wide receiver rankings as we look at the ones who must start and others who must be sent to the bench.

Week 11 fantasy football wide receiver rankings: Start 'Em

D.J. Moore, Carolina Panthers vs. Washington Football Team

D.J. Moore had a hot start to the season with two 100-yard games early on. But then the Carolina Panthers struggled as a whole and Moore had only four catches for 24 yards in the last game.

The difference this week is that Cam Newton is back in as the starting quarterback. That should set Moore up for a monster week as opposing defenses will now have to worry about Christian McCaffrey again.

Ja'Marr Chase, Cincinnati Bengals vs. Las Vegas Raiders

Ja'Marr Chase is having a historic rookie season, so no one should panic about his last outing in which he had only 49 yards. He has a total of 835 yards in nine games this season and is an easy threat to go for well over 100 on a weekly basis.

The Las Vegas Raiders defense just got torched by the Kansas City Chiefs, so Joe Burrow and Chase seem poised for yet another big day. Even a light week for Chase still means anywhere between 50-75 yards and a potential touchdown.

Jarvis Landry, Cleveland Browns vs. Detroit Lions

It is always risky to take a Cleveland Browns wide receiver with the way they run their offense. That was the whole reason Odell Beckham Jr. forced his way out of town.

But Jarvis Landry is firmly entrenched as the top receiver and the Detroit Lions are the opponent this week. That should mean an easy day on offense for the Browns, which involves Baker Mayfield finding a rhythm and targeting Landry often. Landry is also a threat to rush or even throw for a touchdown, in addition to catching one, as the Browns try to get back on track against the lowly Lions.

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Chicago Bears v Los Angeles Rams

Week 11 fantasy football wide receiver rankings: Sit 'Em

Allen Robinson, Chicago Bears vs. Baltimore Ravens

The veteran receiver was not traded by the Chicago Bears at the trade deadline, which is good news for Justin Fields and the offense. The problem is that Allen has not done much all season. The veteran is averaging 11.3 yards per reception and has only had one touchdown so far.

The opponent does not even matter when it comes to the current Bears offense. Matt Nagy is still limiting what Fields can do, so it is not safe to start Robinson until something changes in Chicago.

Robby Anderson, Carolina Panthers vs. Washington Football Team

While starting Panthers receiver D.J. Moore is what we suggest, Robby Anderson shows up as a player to be benched.

Anderson will likely be the odd man out as he has been all season. He has 23 total receptions this year for 243 yards with 59 targets. Newton's arrival could change his fortunes as the two did connect for a short touchdown pass last Sunday.

Still, it is too risky in Week 11 to go with the receiver when Moore and Christian McCaffrey stand out as the best weapons on offense alongside Newton.

Brandon Aiyuk, San Francisco 49ers vs. Jacksonville Jaguars

The San Francisco 49ers had a huge win during Monday night over Los Angeles. Unfortunately, receiver Brandon Aiyuk was not much of a factor with three catches for 26 yards. He sits with 22 catches and two touchdowns on the year as he just can't seem to get going in this offense.

The 2020 first-round pick did have a good game in Week 9, but there is a lot of risk involved with playing him on a regular basis at this point in his young career.

The top 10 wide receivers to start in fantasy football in Week 11

1. Tyreek Hill, Kansas City Chiefs vs. Dallas Cowboys
2. Davante Adams, Green Bay Packers vs. Minnesota Vikings
3. Stefon Diggs, Buffalo Bills vs. Indianapolis Colts
4. A.J. Brown, Tennessee Titans vs. Houston Texans
5. Amari Cooper, Dallas Cowboys vs. Kansas City Chiefs
6. Keenan Allen, Los Angeles Chargers vs. Pittsburgh Steelers
7. DK Metcalf, Seattle Seahawks vs. Arizona Cardinals
8. Justin Jefferson, Minnesota Vikings vs. Green Bay Packers
9. Chris Godwin, Tampa Bay Buccaneers vs. New York Giants
10. D.J. Moore, Carolina Panthers vs. Washington Football Team