DraftKings Main Slate for Week 11 - Wide Receiver (WR)

The #Falcons allowed 16+ points to WRs since Week 2, except to the injured #Buccaneers in Week 8. Courtland Sutton should continue to produce and find a similar floor. He's scored 19+ points in the last three weeks and is still priced below 6k for a 23-point mark. He should land as popular. #Broncos

By the numbers, the #Steelers' WRs land the best matchup against the #Ravens, who allowed 20+ every week this season, except for three. Most recently, they've allowed 26+ points in the last three weeks, including 58 points last week to Ja'Marr Chase. The data speaks directly to George Pickens's success, who scored 20+ points in two of the previous three weeks. Expect him to be popular with his 28-point mark. Mike Williams found the endzone with his limited 11% of the snaps, which should increase. Van Jefferson finished the week in full, so expect him to still see some usage alongside Calvin Austin. They are all tough darts, but the price is relative. #Steelers

The piece to last week's price was here. Will I chase it? No. Will I ignore it? No, as well. The snap counts don't sell much, and neither Tipton nor MVS snapped above 54% last week. Cedrick Wilson may return, adding some help for the #Saints. The appeal is the price tags and the #Browns allowing 15+ points since Week 3, 18+ points since Week 6, and 21+ points in the last two weeks. Darts away...MVS is still favored. #Saints

I've discussed the crossroads of the #Broncos, with Zay Flowers hitting 32 points after Cedrick Wilson and Jalen Coker found 17 points. The #Chiefs' WRs busted, but the production landed with Kelce inside. The trend aligns with Ray-Ray McCloud as a decent dart at 4.2k. While I sell for him, as he's snapped 92% in the last three weeks and scored 5, 6, and 12 points in the previous three weeks, it could land with Kyle Pitts. Decent shot. #Falcons

It's hard to find comfort here, but garbage time counts against the #Lions. They are ranked poorly, but there aren't a ton of ceilings with the 16+ floors they've provided to WRs since Week 6. Brian Thomas finished the week limited again, but he's progressing along. I don't love darts priced at 6.1k, but the appeal is getting there before everyone recognizes he's back to health. Gabe Davis and Parker Washington are priced if you need some relief. That data supports Washington a little but may continue to land inside with Engram. #Jaguars

This isn't any knock on Amon-Ra St. Brown, but the data and absence of Sam Laporta promote a splash for Jameson Williams against the #Jaguars. The game doesn't promote a high need for ARSB's 32-point mark and lands with a more achievable mark for Williams's 23-point mark. #Lions

I told you I'd chase this, which is ongoing. The sell for the week is Tyreek finding a floor of 11 in the last three weeks, practicing in full to end the week, and his history of 18+ against the #Raiders, including 33 points last season. Obviously, It's the price tag, as the #Raiders haven't allowed 13 points to any WR since Week 4. Feel free to ignore it. #Raiders

Jakobi Meyers has scored 17 and 21 points since returning from injury in Week 8. The #Dolphins aren't giving a ton but have allowed 18+ points in two of the last three weeks. Jakobi is seeing enough volume next to Brock Bowers to warrant his price tag of a 22-point mark. It's not sexy, but the production and opportunities are there. #Raiders

The #Vikings limited the poor offenses of the #Jaguars and #Colts, which aligns closer to the #Titans. However, Calvin Ridley is getting his opportunity and remains priced fairly to his recent output of 25+ points in two of the last three weeks. The best part about his week below is finding a floor of 12 points. While it's not ideal, you're not flirting entirely with a boom or bust output. I'm not chasing him, but keep using him until he busts or gets priced out. #Titans

Since Amari Cooper's departure, Cedrick Tillman has hit 16, 28, and 19 points. His targets are high and should continue with opportunities against the #Saints, who allowed 13+ to WRs in the last three weeks. I picked that mark because that floor is likely toward his 21-point mark. Jerry Jeudy is overpriced but has 12 and 14 points in the last two weeks. If he finds the endzone, it's a different narrative. The sneaky play is Elijah Moore, primarily out of the slot, where the #Saints have allowed splashes of 23, 32, and 38 to JuJu Smith-Schuster, Ladd McConkey, and Chris Godwin. At 4.3k, he's a fair dart with 70% of the snaps over the last three games and point-production of 10, 16, & 5 points. If you are tolerant, Ka'Darius Toney has moved up from the practice squad at 3.0k. #Browns

The #Seahawks have allowed 18+ points to WRs since Week 4. The first allure is Deebo Samuel, who has a glaring history against Seattle, scoring 22+ points in every game except one since 2019, including 23 points in Week 6 this season. The remaining shots of Jennings and Pearsall landed well last week with 16 and 17 points on 90 and 64% of the snaps. While their time should continue, Chris Conley, who can be a thorn, didn't play last week. When I offer his production of 0 points in the previous five games, that's not why he is a thorn. It's his snap rate of 50% over his last three games, including 76% in his previous healthy match. While the #49ers should continue to use Jennings and Pearsall, it's something to consider as Conley practiced in full. #49ers