15 November 2026
McGowan eclipsed his previous career-high with 12 carries in the Colts’ win. He continues to be involved, eating into Jonathan Taylor’s workload with a few red zone carries and a four-yard rushing touchdown to open the second quarter. McGowan was not involved in the passing game and Taylor still saw 23 more snaps. However, it seems like McGowan is here to stay as a playmaker for the Colts offense with a rushing score for the second straight game. He should be on fantasy rosters as a touchdo ...15 November 2026
Schultz’s only grab of the game was Houston’s only score of the second half, a ball C.J. Stroud lofted over zone coverage in the end zone to find Schultz at the back of it. It was a low-end outcome for Schultz, who had his lowest target count of the season. He’ll remain a high-end TE2 play against the Colts in Week 11 on Thursday.15 November 2026
BTJ split the WR3 duties with Josh Cameron once again. Cameron, however, racked up 67 yards and a touchdown on three grabs. Thomas hasn’t even topped 40 yards in a game this year. He’s a part-time decoy who spends most of his routes clearing out space for Parker Washington. With the trade deadline in the rearview mirror, fantasy managers can safely send BTJ to the waiver wire on the upcoming run.15 November 2026
Sadiq is becoming buried on the Jets’ depth chart. He did run a route on 23 dropbacks in this one, compared to 28 for Mason Taylor, but Taylor played 23 more snaps, and Sadiq also has to compete with three receivers for targets. He can’t be trusted in fantasy leagues right now and should not be on redraft rosters unless there’s an injury.
15 November 2026
Waller ran a route on 27 of the team’s 38 drop backs and should have caught what would have been a 30-yard touchdown in the first half. Coming off a big game in Week 9 against the Broncos, Waller was fourth on the team in targets as the Panthers turned hard toward the run. Tommy Tremble had more targets, receptions, and yards than Waller on the day. Waller’s red zone role and the Panthers usual pass heaviness should keep him viable as a streaming option in Week 11 against Baltimore.15 November 2026
Week 10 will be one for Meyers to forget. He dropped a deep shot from Trevor Lawrence on a trick play. Lawrence, admittedly, underthrew the ball, forcing Meyers to turn around and fight through contact at the catch point. Meyers dropped another touchdown later in the game that was more than catchable. Meyers hasn’t scored since Week 3 and has caught more than five passes in two games this year. He’s struggling to provide even WR4 value ahead of the Jags’ Week 11 matchup with the Giants.15 November 2026
Treadwell is the de factor WR1 for the Colts with Josh Downs and Keenan Allen dealt at the trade deadline. He led all receivers in snaps while scoring the team’s sole receiving touchdown in the red zone towards the end of the second quarter. The Colts passing game won’t generate many scoring opportunities with a depleted receiving corps and Daniel Jones’ constant struggles. However, Treadwell is the best bet to roster for fantasy purposes. He is a fantasy WR4 for Week 11 against the Texan ...15 November 2026
Jordyn Tyson, in his second NFL game, took over for at least one week as the team’s clear WR1, drawing 13 targets and finishing with 80 yards on 11 grabs. Olave, who did not record a reception until late in the third quarter, saw nothing downfield as Tyler Shough was under constant duress against a Carolina defense that entered the week with one of the lowest QB pressure rates in the NFL. Olave entered Week 10 with a 27 percent target share and a 47 percent air yards share. Tyson’s emergenc ...15 November 2026
15 November 2026
Gould operated as the Colts’ starting slot receiver, replacing Josh Downs. He led all Indy pass-catchers with a meager four targets, converting them into two receptions for 28 yards. Gould was shaken up after getting hit hard on a punt return, but he stayed in the game. The Colts’ pass-catchers don’t offer much fantasy upside but Gould is a desperation WR5 for Week 11 against the Texans.15 November 2026
Allen looked pretty good as a runner but didn’t get a lot of opportunities with the Jets trailing most of the game. Allen played eight fewer snaps than Breece Hall, took three fewer carries, and ran a route on four fewer dropbacks, but he didn’t command nearly as many targets. It’s hard to trust Allen in fantasy next week against the Chargers.15 November 2026
Taylor totaled 103 yards from scrimmage against the Dolphins, officially eclipsing 10,000 scrimmage yards for his career. Despite staying with the team after the trade deadline, Taylor still ceded many backfield opportunities to Seth McGowan. He saw 23 more snaps but just four more carries while McGowan scored a red zone touchdown. Taylor fumbled in the second quarter; it would have been the 27-year-old’s fifth lost fumble of the season if the Colts did not recover. He was also stuffed at the ...15 November 2026
13 of those yards came on one carry. Demercado saw the bulk of the opportunities with Woody Marks (concussion) sidelined in the third quarter. Both Demercado’s history and the broader history of Texans running backs over the past several years would tell you there’s little fantasy value in him next week assuming that he becomes their main ballcarrier. Nevertheless, with six teams on bye, he’ll be a reasonable FLEX play against the Colts if David Montgomery remains sidelined.15 November 2026
No other Jets player had more than seven targets, so Wilson was the clear focus of the passing attack. That continued when Cade Klubnik came into the game as well. Wilson made a few tough catches and was targeted twice in the end zone as well. Unfortunately, the wide receiver was also charged with a fumble on a botched hook-and-ladder play where he was hit as he was attempting the pitch, which went astray and was recovered by the Bills. Wilson remains the clear top option in this passing attack ...15 November 2026
Despite the fun line, it wasn’t exactly a game that left you feeling great about Collins. He looked heavily fatigued at times, notably grabbing his shoulder after one sideline collision, and also managed to cut short a route that led to C.J. Stroud’s only interception and cost the Texans at least three points at the end of the first half. Assuming he’s healthy, he’ll be in the WR1 mix again next week against the Colts on Thursday night.15 November 2026
One of the incomplete passes was one that hit Mitchell in the hands, and he had two feet in bounds, but he let go of the ball to readjust his grip and was unable to remain in bounds, wiping out a 15-yard gain. With Omar Cooper Jr. leaving this game with an ankle injury, Mitchell could have a more dependable role next week against the Chargers, which would put him on the FLEX radar.15 November 2026
Washington was unstoppable in the first half with three gains of 30 or more yards plus a short touchdown. He entered halftime with six grabs for 148 yards. The fact that he was on pace for nearly 300 yards and finished with “only” 152 is a slightly disappointing outcome, but there wasn’t much of a reason for the Jags to keep airing it out in the second half. The Titans weren’t putting up much of a fight on offense and the Jags leaned on their ground game, preventing Washington from havi ...15 November 2026
His touchdown catch came on a misdirection play where he camped out and waited for the Browns to react to the initial action before getting a wide-open path to the end zone. After Tank Dell returned and the Texans traded for Marvin Harrison Jr., there remained Hutchinson, now with three touchdowns in three games after the bye. He’ll be a reasonable FLEX play against the Colts this week with six teams on bye.15 November 2026
Williams stepped into a bigger role with Omar Cooper Jr. (ankle) leaving this game after the Jets’ first offensive play. The 25-year-old could have had a bigger day, but a long catch-and-run was called back due to offsetting penalties. If Cooper Jr. were to miss Week 11, Williams could be a deep league FLEX option against the Chargers, but he’s likely not in for a huge role.15 November 2026
Rodriguez spent most of the day watching Bhayshul Tuten rack up a career-high 29 touches, 26 of which were carries. Tuten also saw all the goal line work and eventually found the end zone late in the fourth quarter. With Tuten’s role on the rise, fantasy managers can likely cut ties with Rodriguez ahead of Week 11. He will be buried in the RB4 ranks when the Jags take on the Giants.
