Fantasy Football Week 11 Rankings: Trade Values Chart (2024)

Week 11 Rankings: Standard | PPR

For most of you, the trade deadline in your leagues is this week. That means you've got just a handful of days to make one last move to put your team over the top.

And wouldn't you know it? There's a late-season flurry of news creating some last-second opportunities to land a stud or two.

Here are some last-minute buy-sorta-low candidates:

Spencer Ware

CHI • RB

2016 stats

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ATT115

YDS572

TD2

TAR26

REC20

REC YDS324

REC TD1

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It's been a while since the Chiefs have had a big game on the ground. The reality is they couldn't get anything going with Charcandrick West against the Jaguars and Ware was stymied by a strong Panthers run defense last week. Kansas City's lone opponent remaining with a strong run defense is Tennessee, and everyone else is exploitable so long as Ware gets his workload. Jamaal Charles isn't coming back to take it, and Charcandrick West isn't a threat. That means Ware is sustainable as the lead back on a playoff-bound Chiefs team.

Rob Kelley

NO • RB • #20

2016 stats

ATT60

YDS287

TD1

TAR4

REC2

REC YDS-1

REC TD1

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I've been impressed with Kelley since preseason, but even I was pleasantly surprised to see him hit the Vikings run defense for 97 yards. In two starts, he's had 20-plus carries and averaged over 4.0 yards per rush in each. Considering the depth of the Redskins passing attack, maybe we shouldn't be so surprised with his success. Regardless, any running back who can get this kind of work is a borderline must-start in Fantasy. Washington's remaining schedule is tough, but Kelley is a great running back to chase because he won't cost a lot in return.

Philip Rivers

IND • QB • #17

2016 stats

CMP%6,210.0

YDS2,886

TD20

INT11

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The best buy-low passer out there is Rivers, who has been fine in his past two games (23 points in standard formats) but awful in the three games prior. The Chargers' remaining schedule features nothing but soft pass defenses and/or matchups where the Bolts will have to take to the air. That includes a Week 16 game at Cleveland. Fantasy owners who have succeeded with streaming quarterbacks should be able to find Rivers for a low price in trade.

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Fantasy Football: Week 11 Trade Values Chart and Rest of Season Rankings

DeAndre Hopkins

TEN • WR • #10

2016 stats

TAR89

REC45

YDS482

TD3

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The receiver we drafted with a top-15 pick in August is more like a mid-round flier at this point. Hopkins has been limited not by his own skills but those of his quarterback. It's stunning that his target success rate dropped from 57.8 percent last year with a bunch of average passers to a pathetic 50.6 percent with Brock Osweiler. Pair that with a bunch of double-teams he's seen, and Hopkins' value has wilted. But putting him on your Fantasy team as a third receiver sure seems like a low-risk move. He's bound to have a couple of good games before the season ends.

Alshon Jeffery

PHI • WR • #17

2016 stats

TAR72

REC40

YDS630

TD1

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The price tag on Jeffery is at a clearance-sale level. Most people are ready to cut Jeffery knowing he's gonna soak up a roster space for the next four weeks. Why not offer a player who's basically better than anyone on waivers? Jeffery has been a bum for much of 2016, but when he comes off the suspension in Week 15 he'll have a few games left to put some moves on tape for NFL teams to consider when he's a free agent. The motivation for an offseason payday should keep Jeffery hustling. That's why you'd want to give up a little something for him -- for those last few weeks where he'd be your third receiver.

What are the Trade Values? The chart is designed to help guide you in making fair trades in your standard-scoring or PPR leagues. The values assigned to the players below are a long-term measurement of their Fantasy value. By adding two players' values you could determine what one player you should be able to get in return. This list also works as a "Rest of Season" rankings. Also, any player not on the chart should be considered valued at no more than four points.

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