re: The Official Who to Start Thread®: Week 11

I’m going Cooper. Just feel like he has another big game in him and the Raiders are going to be throwing all game.

Diggs has a tougher matchup and not a great QB. Although he overcame those last week.

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Standard need 1 quick

Diggs or Cooper

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its a coin flip but I'm going Diggs

Diggs is almost a must start if he is not on any kind of injury report at this point

From other thread, will delete from there

1/2 point ppr, choose 3

Amari Cooper vs. patriots
Jerick McKinnon vs. rams
Chris Thompson vs. saints
Demaryius Thomas vs. bengals
Jeremy Maclin vs. packers

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First league 0.5 ppr. Pick one

K. Allen vs. BUF
L. Murray vs. LAR
M. Lynch vs. NE
J. Williams vs. BAL

Second League Full ppr. Pick one

J. White vs. OAK
A. Peterson vs. HOU

or Woodhead, leaning here if he plays

Thanks

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J. Williams vs. BAL

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A. Peterson vs. HOU

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Standard League, Need an RB2 and a flex:
D.Martin vs Miami
L. Murray vs Rams
J. Mixon vs. Denver
Robert Woods vs. Vikings

I'm leaning to Martin and Woods and hoping that Rhodes covers Watkins all day.

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Martin and Mixon, but Woods is not a bad play, Rhodes should be on Watkins

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Woods has been the Rams’ no-doubt #1 WR based on production, having gone off for 2 TDs in back-to-back games, tallying his first 4 scores of the season the last two weeks in blowout wins. Woods has now tallied at least 10 FP in a PPR format in five consecutive games, after opening with just one such performance in the first four games of the season. This week, he takes on a Vikings defense that has overall been very good this year but does have a beatable CB in Waynes opposite Xavier Rhodes. The big question is if the Vikings will choose to shadow Woods or Sammy Watkins with Rhodes – my guess is it will be Watkins. First of all, Woods typically plays on the right side of the formation or in the slot, where Waynes is more comfortable, while Watkins is more likely to play on the left side. Watkins is also more typically the X-iso receiver for the Rams, which would be more conducive to Rhodes’ shadow coverage. Also, just a few weeks ago, the Cardinals opted to play Patrick Peterson more on Watkins, so I’ll guess the Vikings will do the same. That should open plenty of opportunities for Woods to succeed against Waynes, who has allowed a 6th-most 491 yards in coverage according to ProFootballFocus, and also gave up the spectacular TD catch to Washington’s little-known Maurice Harris last week.

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Pick 2, Half PPR.

Stefon Diggs
D. Hopkins
Michael Crabtree

Standard Scoring
I need 2 picked from the following, RB2 and Flex

Adrian Peterson @HOU
Orleans Daarkwa VS KC
Davante Adams VS BAL
Juju Smith-Schuster VS TEN (tonight)
Jamaal Williams VS BAL
Also Jay Ajayi but I'm pretty set on starting him at RB1 already

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Juju Smith-Schuster VS TEN (tonight)

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hate to break it to you....

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Please select one of the following for the last flex spot in a standard scoring league:

Keenan Allen (WR) versus Buffalo
Jamal Williams (RB) versus Baltimore
Alex Collins (RB) at Green Bay

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Jamal Williams (RB) versus Baltimore

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Alex Collins (RB) at Green Bay

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This week, Collins has some upside against the Packers. Facing a backup quarterback and third-string running back, it’s unlikely the Packers get up early and cause the Ravens to abandon the run. Plus, Green Bay has allowed 8 rushing touchdowns so far this season, tied for 22nd in the league. Collins is risky, as he shares time in the backfield, but he has some low-end RB2 upside with the potential for a dozen or more touches.

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