Every week, we break down the matchups, data angles and player tendencies that matter most to bettors, building a library of actionable insights you can use across the season.

A.J. Brown has been one of the league’s most effective receivers against man coverage, and Jalen Hurts has produced nearly 0.5 EPA per play more when facing man than zone. With Detroit playing heavy man coverage without the personnel to match up, this creates a strong setup for an Eagles passing-focused build featuring Hurts, Brown and Eagles -1.5.

Mahomes has returned to one of the highest scrambling rates in the NFL this year and is producing at his usual level when he takes off. That should lead to plenty of offensive success, making the Chiefs, their team-total overs, alternate lines and Mahomes props appealing in Week 11.

J.J. McCarthy has struggled badly on plays with no disruption, failing to generate positive EPA even when the league baseline is 0.3. With the Vikings defense overrated and Caleb Williams positioned to succeed against the blitz, this matchup is far less favorable for a quarterback who has consistently destroyed too many clean-play opportunities.

Indiana's Fernando Mendoza and Penn State's Dani Dennis-Sutton headline the PFF College Football Team of the Week.

Eagles wide receiver A.J. Brown has had a tough season, but he thrives against man coverage — which the Lions run at the second-highest rate in the NFL.

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Michelle Magdziuk breaks down five players who stand out as top last-minute waiver wire adds in fantasy football ahead of Week 11.

Rome Odunze draws a vulnerable Vikings secondary in Week 11 and has a clear path to a bounce-back performance. Jaylen Warren also lands in a smash spot against a Bengals defense allowing more than 33 PPR points per game to opposing backfields.

Ryan Conway takes a moment to asses the some of the late-round dart throws from rookie drafts in dynasty leagues.

This fantasy football start-sit article aims to identify sleepers and the best and worst performers of the week.

Week 11 is here, and PFF’s analysts have locked in their favorite bets of the week, powered by the PFF Player Prop Tool.

Retaining players like Chris Olave gives the club a chance to form a more informed opinion on whether they have something in 2025 second-round pick Tyler Shough. If they aren’t sold, quarterback will likely be a top target with their first pick of the 2026 NFL Draft.

The Titans selected quarterback Cam Ward with the first overall pick in the 2025 draft and, as of this writing, find themselves lined up to pick first again in 2026. At this stage of the rebuild, Tennessee simply needs to take top-end talent, almost regardless of position.

The New England Patriots remain on pace for their first division title since 2019 after edging the New York Jets 27-14 on Thursday night.

Using premium fantasy draft capital on a running back who has had premium real life draft capital invested into them can get huge returns right out of the gate — as those selected in the top 10 since 2015 illustrate. Where it gets dicey is when looking at those backs picked toward the tail end of the first round, and when it comes time for backs to reup.