- Fields thriving: Chicago Bears QB Justin Fields has peeled off six consecutive top-12 fantasy finishes.
- Wilson struggling: Russell Wilson and the Denver Broncos have operated quite possibly the NFL’s single-worst offense this season
- Tannehill continues to be underrated: Tennessee Titans QB Ryan Tannehill continues to function as one of the position’s more-underrated talents
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Week 11 is here, so it’s truly a great day to be great. Today’s goal is to break down the week’s key fantasy football questions facing the quarterback position before producing the group’s specific ranks. Updated rankings throughout the week from myself and the rest of the PFF Fantasy crew can be accessed with PFF+.
“Why be a king, when you can be a (fantasy) God. – Eminem” – Justin Fields
The 2021 NFL Draft’s No. 11 overall pick has led this Chicago Bears offense to 33, 29, 32 and 30 points over the last four weeks, looking like a fantasy cheat code along the way thanks to his absurd rushing success. Sixth overall in rushing yards (749) behind only Saquon Barkley (931), Derrick Henry (927), Nick Chubb (904), Josh Jacobs (820) and Dameon Pierce (772), Fields has gone from dual-threat talent to one of the league’s most-productive rushers regardless of position.
Fields started the season with four straight fantasy finishes as the QB23 or worse. Since then: QB12, QB9, QB5, QB5, QB1 and QB1. The man is BALLING.
Justin Fields putting the team on his back doepic.twitter.com/KfIorJZ6RI
— Ian Hartitz (@Ihartitz) November 13, 2022
Fileds is on pace for a cool 177-1273-10 rushing line this season, so he’s earned weekly upside QB1 treatment despite having fewer than 200 passing yards in all but one game this season. Don’t be surprised if another boom is on the way against the Atlanta Falcons’ bottom-10 defense in fantasy points per game allowed to the position.
Life is good when Justin Jefferson is around
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