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Latavius Murray scores against the Redskins.

Murray started the game and worked as the lead ball-carrier for the Vikings, as he gashed the Redskins defense a few times in the game. He had 17 carries for 68 yards and a touchdown, with the score coming on a goal line carry. Jerick McKinnon had ten carries and two receptions in the game, and he could get more carries if he gets hot during a game. But Murray is the preferred standard league option, and he’ll be an RB2/FLEX option against the Rams in Week 11.

11/13/17 - 01:07 PM ET

Justin Hardy scores in Week 11 win.

It was a three-yard touchdown in the back of the end zone, and Hardy finished with two receptions for seven yards and the score. He’s not a fantasy option behind Julio Jones, Mohamed Sanu, and Taylor Gabriel.

11/13/17 - 02:35 PM ET

Texans offense struggles as the team drops to 3-6.

Tom Savage was 18/36 for 221 yards, one touchdown, and two interceptions in the loss. The touchdown was to a wide-open Bruce Ellington down the middle of the field. Both interceptions came deep in Rams territory, and while the Rams played very well on defense, Savage needs to play better to keep the Texans in games. Houston will attempt to stop their losing skid as they face the Cardinals in Week 11.

11/13/17 - 01:54 PM ET

Lance Dunbar plays well in 2017 debut.

Dunbar was on the PUP list and missed the first eight games of the season, but he was practicing for the last couple of weeks and got out there against the Texans. Dunbar carried five times for 31 yards in the Rams victory. With Todd Gurley playing outstanding as a receiver out of the backfield, Dunbar might not have the role he might’ve had if he was healthy all season—but he’ll still mix in as a change of pace behind Gurley and is another added weapon to a stacked Rams offense.

11/13/17 - 02:34 PM ET

T.Y. Hilton held in check as Colts fall to Steelers.

Hilton caught two passes for 23 yards, as Pittsburgh made it a focus to not get beat by the speedster, which allowed Chester Rogers and Donte Moncrief to both catch touchdowns of 60+ yards. T.Y. will be a low-end WR2 option when Indianapolis returns from their bye.

11/13/17 - 01:06 PM ET

Kirk Cousins scores three times against the Vikings.

Washington gave up 38 points to Case Keenum and Minnesota, but Cousins kept the Redskins in it for basically the entire game. He was 26/45 for 327 yards, one touchdown, one interception, and added two rushing touchdowns—one on a zone-read and one on a quarterback sneak. The interception was a bit of a killer, as it came in their own territory on an overshot short throw with under two minutes to go into the second half. The touchdown was on a nice deep ball to 2016 undrafted receiver Maurice Harris for 36 yards, as Harris made a spectacular diving one-handed catch. Overall, the two rushing scores made it a very good fantasy day for Cousins, and he’ll be a QB1 option next week against the Saints.

11/13/17 - 01:32 PM ET

Case Keenum throws four touchdowns as Vikings improve to 7-2.

Keenum started the game off extremely well, making it hard to take him off the field for Teddy Bridgewater, who was active for his first game since his terrible injury right before last season. But two interceptions after the outstanding start was a bit concerning, as one was on an ill-advised throw that went right to safety D.J. Swearinger after Keenum basically threw it up instead of throwing it away; and the second was on a pass to the flat that Swearinger telegraphed and took for a pick-six. Overall, Keenum was 21/29 for 304 yards, four touchdowns, and two interceptions, and he made some superb throws throughout the game—some from different platforms and while scrambling around to buy time for his receivers. Vikings head coach Mike Zimmer has said he has a plan for when Bridgewater will play—and the plan certainly seems to be that Bridgewater will be the starter—but it might not come until a Vikings loss or a poor performance by Keenum.

11/13/17 - 01:04 PM ET