Fantasy Player Projections

John Skelton

Skelton will likely start his fourth game in a row in Week 11, as Kevin Kolb continues to deal with a rib injury. Skelton has two touchdown passes and three interceptions in his past three games.

LaRod Stephens-Howlin

With Beanie Wells (toe) close to returning from injury, the Cardinals will likely lean on Stephens-Howling again. He has two touchdowns and 161 rushing yards in his past three games, and the Falcons are not very good against the run. LSH's production will always be limited by the Cardinal's offensive woes, though.

William Powell

Powell had just one carry in his last game and is not expected to steal many touches away from LaRod Stephens-Howling any time soon.

Larry Fitzgerald

Fitzgerald still has just one 100-yard receiving game this season, but in Week 9 he did score his fourth touchdown of the year. The Falcons are mediocre against the pass, so consider Fitzgerald a WR2 this week.

Andre Roberts

The third-year receiver has 18 catches for 254 yards and one touchdown in his past three games. He's worth a look as a WR3 in Week 11, as the Falcons aren't that great against the pass.

Rob Housler

Housler is coming off his best game of the season in Week 9, when he caught five passes for 55 yards. Even so, there are many other tight ends to consider in fantasy this week before him.

Jay Feely

In five games this season, Feely has just one field goal or less. Fantasy owners cannot subsist on that kind of production. Look elsewhere in Week 11.

The Cardinals had a tough time with the Packers in Week 9, and things aren't any better in Week 11 with the Falcons hosting. They have allowed 25 points on average over their past three games.

Matt Ryan

Ryan is coming off his best game of the season, albeit in a loss in New Orleans, in which he threw for 411 yards, three touchdowns and one interception. He's a must-start quarterback in fantasy this season.

Michael Turner

Turner had a rough outing in Week 10 at New Orleans, rushing for just 15 yards on 13 carries. While the Cardinals allow more than 125 yards rushing per game, they have only given up four rushing touchdowns this season.

Jacquizz Rodgers

Rodgers looked good against the Saints in Week 10, rushing three times for 29 yards and catching four passes for 33 yards. He should be able to put up similar numbers against the Cardinals in Week 11.

Roddy White

White caught seven passes for 114 yards at New Orleans, but he hasn't caught a touchdown pass since Week 6. Even so, he gets a lot of targets and plenty of yardage, and he's a must-start wide receiver in all leagues.

Julio Jones

Jones caught just four passes for 75 yards at New Orleans in Week 10, mostly because an ankle injury kept him on the sidelines for much of the game. He has a 200-yard game in his future this season, and you'll want him active when it happens.

Tony Gonzalez

After three consecutive disappointing games, Gonzalez came through with a team-high 11 catches for 122 yards and two touchdowns against the Saints in Week 10. Even though the Cardinals are strong against tight ends in fantasy scoring, Gonzalez is a must-start player.

Matt Bryant

Bryant was good for two more field goals and three extra points at New Orleans in Week 10. Since the Week 7 bye, Bryant has nine field goals and seven extra points, making him a top-five fantasy kicker.

The Falcons couldn't stop the Saints in Week 10, allowing 31 points and almost 150 rushing yards. They should have a much better time against the Cardinals, who are still dealing with injuries to their starting quarterback and running back.