Fantasy News

Ross Travis catches one pass in Week 11.

Travis was targeted three times against the Giants, catching the one pass for 11 yards on a stick play. He’s not a fantasy option as a backup to Travis Kelce.

11/20/17 - 11:31 AM ET

Devontae Booker leads backfield in Week 11 loss.

Booker rushed a team-high 14 times for 44 yards and caught five passes for 54 yards. The second-year back could get more and more work down the stretch, and he’s worth a pickup in all leagues. It’s worth noting that C.J. Anderson lost a fumble and Jamaal Charles had just three touches on Sunday. Denver plays Oakland next Sunday.

11/20/17 - 02:48 PM ET

Akeem Hunt gets one carry in Week 11.

Hunt gained three yards on his lone attempt versus the Giants, and he doesn’t get enough touches to be a fantasy option right now.

11/20/17 - 11:27 AM ET

Terron Ward gets seven touches in Week 11.

Ward mixed in behind Tevin Coleman, as Devonta Freeman was out with a concussion, an he ran well. Ward carried six times for 31 yards and added one reception for 11 yards. He’s not a recommended fantasy option even if Freeman remains out, but it’s good to see Ward take advantage of his opportunities and contribute to his team.

11/21/17 - 01:02 AM ET

Charcandrick West gets eight touches against the Giants.

West had four carries for 15 yards and four receptions for nine yards in the Week 11 loss. He has a good role with the Chiefs, but West isn’t a recommended fantasy option right now.

11/20/17 - 11:27 AM ET

Alex Erickson scores first career touchdown in Bengals’ win.

Erickson caught two passes (on two targets) for 42 yards and a touchdown in Denver against the Broncos, with the touchdown was a 29-yarder coming in the second quarter after he beat Broncos cornerback Bradley Roby. The former Wisconsin Badger has shown flashes all season and should be a part of the Bengals’ plans moving forward, but he’s not a recommended fantasy option quite yet.

11/20/17 - 02:48 PM ET

Tyreek Hill gets eight touches in Week 11

Hill caught all seven targets against the Giants, gaining 68 yards, and he also added a 16-yard carry on his only rushing attempt of the game. The big-time playmaker hasn’t had a ton of huge games this season, but he’s remained involved in the offense every week. Hill should remain in lineups next week as a high-upside play that also has a solid floor.

11/20/17 - 11:26 AM ET