SuperDraft DFS picks and predictions for Week 11

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Similar to what has been provided the last six weeks, here are three plays I will anchor my SuperDraft DFS lineups around. While there are typically five plays, I will provide three plays per week and add an “others to consider” section full of the players who round out the vast majority of my player pool.

This gives you the ability to lock in the key three and fill in around it. Below are my top three options for Week 11.

Mark Ingram, RB, New Orleans Saints (@ PHI)

Score multiplier: 1.45x

With Alvin Kamara officially ruled out for the second consecutive week, Mark Ingram should once again step into a bell-cow role. There wasn’t a ton of uncertainty last week about his role, but see below how the Saints’ backfield shook out:

The bottom line: There’s no competition for touches. Tony Jones is expected to be back for Sunday’s game, but with this being his first game back from the IR, it’s not likely that he eats into Ingram’s workload too much. Ingram should once again be thrust into the bell-cow role no matter the game script. For 1.45x, it’s hard to turn down a workload of this nature.

Others to consider: Jonathan Taylor (1.05x), Dalvin Cook (1.1x), Ezekiel Elliott (1.15x), Nick Chubb (1.15x), Jeff Wilson (1.7x), D’Onta Foreman (1.8x)

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CeeDee Lamb, WR, Dallas Cowboys (@ KC)

Score multiplier: 1.30x

This week’s news of Amari Cooper hitting the IR dealt a massive blow to the Cowboys’ offense but will increase the opportunity share headed Lamb’s way from a fantasy perspective.

CeeDee Lamb already leads Dallas in target share (22.11%) and air yard share (30.89%), but with an additional 18.78% of the targets and 28.78% of the air yard share vacated, he should see a massive uptick in those numbers. In a game with a 56.5-point total against a secondary that has been bleeding production to passing attacks, Lamb makes for an elite target with a 1.3x multiplier.

Others to consider: Tyreek Hill (1.05x), Ja’Marr Chase (1.15x), Deebo Samuel (1.2x), A.J. Brown (1.3x), Michael Gallup (1.55x), Jaylen Waddle (1.55x)

Dalton Schultz, TE, Dallas Cowboys (@ KC)

Score multiplier: 1.65x

Similar to the reasoning behind the Lamb play, Schultz finds himself in an equally appealing spot to see an uptick in usage. He has the third-highest target share on the team (17.22%) and should see a bump in both targets and red-zone usage, as Cooper is second on the team with five touchdowns.

For his role with a 1.65x multiplier, it’s hard to find a more appealing value at a wasteland of a position.

Others to consider: Travis Kelce (1x), George Kittle (1.35x), Mike Gesicki (1.5x), Dan Arnold (1.75x)