We’re heading into the final stretch of the 2023 fantasy football regular season, which makes every lineup decision all the more crucial if you’re hoping to make that final playoff push. Here’s what to do about a few players who you may be on the fence about locking into your lineup in Week 11:
The unexpected success of the “Passtronaut” has been one of the NFL’s most compelling stories this season, and while Denver has improved its defense recently, Dobbs’ emergence as a household name should continue. Dobbs was already a starting-caliber fantasy quarterback in Arizona, but he has really taken off since his trade to Minnesota and is averaging 25 fantasy points over his last two games. With more time to learn his new system, coupled with star wide receiver Justin Jefferson’s potential return, expect Dobbs to have another top-10 scoring week.
Other starts: Justin Fields, Chicago Bears; Brock Purdy, San Francisco 49ers
Sit: Trevor Lawrence, Jacksonville Jaguars.
While Robinson racked up only 23 rushing yards and 8.3 PPR points in his Week 7 meeting with the Giants, he should have a much more productive outing this time around. The Commander’s offense is humming (25.7 PPG over the last three contests), and the already questionable New York run defense has further declined since trading DT Leonard Williams. The Giants have allowed the third-most rushing yards (293) and an NFL-leading six touchdowns over their last two games, potentially setting Robinson up for his second consecutive 20-point game.
