Fantasy Player Projections

Mark Sanchez

Sanchez threw for just 124 yards, no touchdowns and one interception in a tough road game against a tough defense in Seattle. The Rams played well against San Francisco last week, which means Sanchez will continue to be a bad fantasy play.

Tim Tebow

Tebow completed three passes for eight yards and rushed four more times for 14 yards against the Seahawks. And yet it's still not Tebow Time for the J-E-T-S.

Shonn Greene

Greene rushed 15 times for 58 yards at Seattle in Week 10. He now has 189 rushing yards and just one touchdown over his past three games. On the bright side, the Rams are allowing more than 100 rushing yards per game, making Greene a decent RB2/flex option in Week 11.

Bilal Powell

Powell had just two touches at Seattle, including a run for seven yards and a catch for four yards. Shonn Greene is handling most of the duties this season, but Powell still holds promise.

Jeremy Kerley

Kerley led the Jets with five catches and 57 yards at Seattle in Week 10. The Rams are a middle-of-the-road passing defense this season, and Kerley should post similar numbers in Week 11.

Stephen Hill

The rookie was targeted twice at Seattle, but he came away with no catches for the second time this season. He's just a keeper option for now.

Dustin Keller

Keller caught three passes for 47 yards at Seattle in Week 10. This was Keller's first truly disappointing outing in the past few weeks, but he continues to be the Jets' best receiving option.

Nick Folk

Folk's only kicking opportunity was an extra point in Week 10 at Seattle. In his past two games, he has one field goal and one extra point, which makes him a fantasy kicker to avoid.

The Jets scored on a fumble return for a touchdown against Seattle and recorded four sacks. The Rams scored 24 points on the Niners' vaunted defense in Week 10, showing great improvement from earlier this season. New York's defense is a borderline fantasy starter once again.

Sam Bradford

In Week 10 against the 49ers, Bradford had one of his best games of the season against one of the toughest defenses in the NFL. He now has four touchdown passes in his past three games, compared to two interceptions. The Jets pose a smaller challenge, but Bradford is still just a fantasy backup.

Steven Jackson

Jackson came out of the Week 9 bye looking strong, running a season-high 29 times for a season-high 101 yards and a touchdown against the Niners. The Jets rank 30th against the run, so Jackson could have back-to-back good games if the Rams give him as many carries again.

Daryl Richardson

While the Rams leaned mostly on Steven Jackson, Richardson was still able to gain 58 yards on seven carries against San Francisco. The Jets aren't strong against the run, so the Rams could do well again, but Richardson is still largely a fantasy backup for now.

Danny Amendola

In his first game back since separating his shoulder in Week 5, Amendola proved he's healthy enough to help fantasy owners, catching 11 passes for 102 yards against San Francisco. The Jets are pretty good against the pass, but get Amendola active anyway. In addition to his final stats from Sunday, he also had an 80-yard play come back because of a penalty.

Brandon Gibson

Gibson caught three of his six targeted passes for 47 yards at San Francisco, but he still hasn't scored since Week 2. There are much better fantasy wide receivers out there for Week 11.

Lance Kendricks

Kendricks played well against the 49ers, catching three passes for 48 yards, but he still isn't doing enough to warrant fantasy use.

Greg Zuerlein

Zuerlein was good on a 27-yard field goal and three extra points against San Francisco in Week 10. But he has scored only 26 fantasy points in his past five games, making the rookie a risky fantasy kicker in Week 11.

The Rams put together a surprising effort against the 49ers in Week 10, registering five sacks. They couldn't force any turnovers, however, and they haven't been able to intercept a pass since Week 4. That will change against the Jets.