As the college football season approaches its final stretch before the playoffs, fantasy football analysts are highlighting key players for Week 11 matchups.
Indiana running back Lee Beebe Jr. is poised for a significant workload after starter Turbo Richard was ruled out for the upcoming game against USC, “I expect a rerun of his Week 4 eruption versus the Wildcats and another 20+ point outing for Beebe,” reported Yahoo Sports analyst Eric Froton.
Froton also identified a favorable opportunity for Kansas wide receiver Nik McMillan against the West Virginia secondary.
Noting that the Mountaineers defense ranks last in the FBS for passing yards allowed, the analyst suggested that “WR Nik McMillan should receive 7-10 targets and clear the 100-yard mark with a touchdown (or two),” according to Yahoo Sports.
In the quarterback position, Nick Bromberg recommended that managers look toward Texas Tech signal-caller Thomas Castellanos.
Despite availability in half of fantasy leagues, Castellanos has demonstrated dual-threat capability by rushing for over 100 yards in his initial starts.
Bromberg stated that “Castellanos will be one of the highest-scoring QBs in the country again in Week 11” as the Red Raiders face a high-scoring matchup against Oklahoma State, per Yahoo Sports.
Finally, the Clemson defense is being touted as a strong streaming option for fantasy rosters.
The Tigers have consistently scored at least 12 fantasy points during their recent victories.
With Georgia Tech struggling with turnovers and scoring efficiency, the Clemson unit remains a viable pickup for managers, as the team is currently “available in 90% of leagues,” according to Bromberg.
These recommendations arrive at a critical juncture for fantasy managers looking to solidify their playoff positions before the regular season concludes.