Week 11 Stream Team - Shallow and Deep-League Pickups

November 21, 2020

Kipp Heisterman picks his Streamer Teams for Week 11 of the 2020 NFL season. These fantasy football free agents could be valuable streamers and waiver wire pickups or adds for both deep and shallow leagues.

Welcome to Week 11 of the NFL season. Each week we will be providing streamer advice for all of those who need it, which is pretty much anyone and everyone. Streaming players with the best matchups each week as well as during your stud's bye weeks is an integral part of winning a fantasy championship and we are here to provide the best choices week in and week out.

Each week in this article, we will break down streamers for both shallower leagues of 8-10 teams (around 50% rostered or less) and deeper leagues of 14 or more teams (around 30% rostered or less). We will provide a specific roster in each type of league, which will include a QB, RB, WR, TE, and Flex. It should also be noted that if you play in a deep league, but a shallow-league player mentioned here is available in your league, feel free to stream them as

Everything seemed to go off pretty well last week and we did not have any games recommended here canceled. Let's hope Week 11 goes off without a hitch as well. Without further adieu, here are this week's top streaming candidates.

Stream Team for Shallow Leagues (<50% Rostered)

• QB: Teddy Bridgewater, Carolina Panthers
• RB: Salvon Ahmed, Miami Dolphins
• WR: Jakobi Meyers, New England Patriots
• TE: Logan Thomas, Washington Football Team
• Flex: Emmanuel Sanders, New Orleans Saints

Teddy Bridgewater, Carolina Panthers

44% Rostered

Keep an eye on Bridgewater this week as he currently is dealing with a mild sprained MCL, but is also on the right side of questionable. If he suits up, he will have a solid matchup vs. the Lions Defense. The Lions are allowing over 18 fantasy points per game to quarterbacks over the previous four weeks, which ranks in the bottom half of the league. They do this by allowing 289 passing yards per game, which ranks seventh-worst in the league. If he suits up, lock him in your lineup as a streaming option.

Salvon Ahmed, Miami Dolphins

50% Rostered

Who? Salvon Ahmed has apparently found himself as the Dolphins' lead back after carrying the rock 21 times for 85 rushing yards and a score last week vs. the Chargers. This week he gets a matchup vs. the Broncos who are allowing over 137 rushing yards and over 4.7 yards per carry to backs across the previous four weeks. They are also giving up nearly 30 fantasy points per game to running backs, which ranks second-worst in the league behind only the Detroit Lions. Fire up Ahmed this week if you need to stream.

Jakobi Meyers, New England Patriots

53% Rostered

Meyers has quickly become Cam Newton's favorite target as he has seen 31 targets over the previous three weeks and hauled in 23 of them. He makes for a great streaming option in PPR leagues. Houston is currently allowing over 13 receptions per game to wide receivers and allowing nearly 32 fantasy points per game over the previous four weeks.

Logan Thomas, Washington Football Team

44% Rostered

Logan Thomas worked in this spot last week as he put up over 10 fantasy points against the Lions. This week he gets an even better matchup against the Bengals who have allowed nearly 14 fantasy points per game to tight ends over the previous four weeks, which ranks fourth-worst in the league. They have also allowed three touchdowns to tight ends over the previous four weeks.

Emmanuel Sanders, New Orleans Saints

51% Rostered

This game has one of the highest totals on the board at 51.5 and could have plenty of passing. The Falcons Defense has struggled against wide receivers over the past four weeks as they have allowed nearly 38 fantasy points per game to the position, which ranks sixth-worst in the league. They are allowing nearly 15 receptions per game to wideouts and have also given up 631 receiving yards over that same span.

Stream Team for Deep Leagues (<30% Rostered)

• QB: Jameis Winston, New Orleans Saints
• RB: Rex Burkhead, New England Patriots
• WR: Jalen Reagor, Philadelphia Eagles
• TE: Dalton Schultz, Dallas Cowboys
• Flex: Tim Patrick, Denver Broncos

Jamies Winston, New Orleans Saints

22% Rostered

While Sean Payton has not announced who will start in Drew Brees's place this week, it will almost certainly be Winston with Taysom Hill getting his usual role in the offense. If this in fact the case, Winston should do very well going up against a Falcons Defense that has given up an average of over 260 passing yards per game over the previous four weeks. They have also allowed quarterbacks to score nearly 20 fantasy points per game over that same span.

Rex Burkhead, New England Patriots

34% Rostered

Rex Burkhead is an interesting choice here, but he did garner six carries last week and has been involved in the passing game as noted by his seven receptions in the previous two weeks. Houston has been awful vs. running backs as they are allowing 140 rushing yards per game over the previous four weeks. They are also allowing nearly four receptions per game over that same span, which should certainly help Rex this week.

Jalen Reagor, Philadelphia Eagles

25% Rostered

Reagor has seen 13 targets in the previous two weeks since returning from injury and should be in a decent spot vs. the Browns this week. Cleveland is allowing over 15 receptions per game to wideouts over the previous four weeks, which ranks ninth-worst in the league. They have also allowed an average of nearly 30 points per game to the position. With Reagor being the number one target for the Eagles, it definitely makes sense to grab and stream him in this situation.

Dalton Schultz, Dallas Cowboys

18% Rostered

Schultz has seen plenty of targets in the Dallas offense this season regardless of who the quarterback has been as noted by his 55 targets through the team's first nine games and never having had less than three targets in any game and that occurred just once. The Vikings are giving up over 10 fantasy points per game to tight ends in the previous four weeks, which ranks them in the bottom twelve of the league. Schultz could see some success in this given the volume he has seen this season and you could certainly do worse than to stream him this week.

Tim Patrick, Denver Broncos

23% Rostered

Tim Patrick keeps producing and keeps remaining unrostered in a large percentage of leagues. He has seen 15 targets and caught eight passes in the previous two games and is a big part of the Broncos' offense. While the Dolphins' pass defense is relatively solid, they are allowing over 15 receptions per game to wide receivers over the previous four weeks. They are also giving up nearly 36 points per game to the position. With Miami favored by 3.5 in this game, the Broncos could be passing quite a bit and Patrick would likely be the beneficiary of some of those targets.

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