Top 5 Fantasy Point Winners in Week 11 of the NFL 2024 Season

Week 11 brought some massive performances that had fantasy football managers either celebrating their lineup decisions or questioning their missed opportunities. Either way, there was a lot of emotion coming out of this week. Hopefully, you won big.

With that, these are the top 5 fantasy point winners for the week. These are players you might want to keep an eye on moving forward.

Name	Pass Yds	Pass TD	Rush Yds	Rush TD	Receptions	Rec. Yds	Rec. TD	FP
Taysom Hill	18	-	138	3	8	50	-	41.52
Amon-Ra St. Brown	-	-	-4	-	11	161	2	38.70
Jared Goff	412	4	21	-	-	-	-	34.58
Saquon Barkley	-	-	146	2	2	52	-	33.80
Brock Bowers	-	-	-3	-	13	126	1	31.30

Taysom Hill (41.52 Fantasy Points)

Taysom Hill reminded everyone why he's one of the most unique and best weapons in fantasy football.

Facing the Cleveland Browns, Hill put on a clinic. He logged 138 rushing yards and 8 touchdowns. As if that wasn’t enough, he added 50 receiving yards on 8 catches. These plays gave him a staggering 248 all-purpose yards.

Hill’s performance was a dream come true for fantasy managers who rostered him and his simple salary, especially considering his TE eligibility in most leagues.

3 rushing touchdowns from a TE slot is the type of upside that wins matchups. No, not just win, but dominate matchups. It also helped that he was heavily involved in the Saints' passing game. He hauled in every target that came his way.

Looking ahead, Hill’s usage as a hybrid player makes him a must-start. He comes with a nice salary and he’s showing he has what it takes. The Saints seem to trust him more in high-leverage situations, and with another favorable schedule coming up, we expect him to continue producing strong numbers. These numbers might be hard to beat but should be a good amount no matter what.

Amon-Ra St. Brown (38.70 Fantasy Points)

To no surprise, Amon-Ra St. Brown had another monster outing in the Lions' dominant 52-6 win over Jacksonville. 

The talented receiver racked up 11 receptions for 161 yards and 2 TDs in the blowout, solidifying his place as one of the most reliable fantasy WRs in the league. 

Even with negative rushing yards (-4), his explosiveness through the air was enough to put him in the #2 slot.

What makes St. Brown so dangerous to cornerbacks and safeties is his connection with QB Jared Goff, who consistently targets him in high-volume situations. They have a bond that can’t be broken. The Lions’ offense looks like they’re firing on all cylinders, and St. Brown is the centerpiece of their passing attack.

Fantasy managers should feel confident keeping St. Brown in their lineups every week going forward. We don’t see him having a down day. His high target share and ability to find the end zone make him a set-it-and-forget-it WR1.

Jared Goff (34.58 Fantasy Points)

Jared Goff joined his teammate on this week’s leaderboard, absolutely torching the Jaguars for 412 passing yards and 4 TDs. Goff’s pinpoint accuracy and ability to stretch the field were on full display. With standout throws to Jameson Williams and St. Brown, he’s shown he can hang with the big boys. He even chipped in with 21 rushing yards that we didn’t expect.

The Lions’ QB is quietly having a phenomenal season. He doesn’t get the looks some of the other big names do. Week 11 was a reminder of just how potent he can be when the offense clicks. 

Goff’s strong performance gave fantasy managers a huge boost to their FP, especially those in need of a reliable QB during the bye weeks of some of the other names.

With a favorable stretch of games ahead, Goff is a must-start in all formats. We don’t see him losing the edge, especially with his team of receivers. His efficiency and the talent surrounding him make him one of the most consistent QB options in DFS football.

Saquon Barkley (33.80 Fantasy Points)

Surprise, surprise, surprise. Guess who’s back on the list?

Saquon Barkley showed once again why he’s one of the best fantasy RBs in the game.

The Eagles RB star ran for 146 yards and 2 touchdowns, adding another insane 52 yards on 2 receptions. His ability to churn out yardage and make massive plays was on full display against Washington. 

Barkley’s resurgence in Philadelphia has been a boon for fantasy managers who invested in him. We’re not just talking this week, but every week. The Eagles’ offense is built to take advantage of his skill set, and they’ve been doing just that. 

His mix of rushing dominance and receiving capability makes him a true dual threat. His good hands and fast feet make him hard to beat each week.

Fantasy owners should expect Barkley to keep delivering. We just don’t see him slowing down. The Eagles rely on him heavily, and he’s showing no signs of slowing down as the season progresses.

Brock Bowers (31.30 Fantasy Points)

We rarely see tight ends on this list, but this week we happen to have 2.

Rookie TE Brock Bowers had a big performance for the Raiders as he caught 13 passes for 126 yards and a TD against Miami. Even with the Raiders struggling offensively, Bowers emerged as a go-to option for Gardner Minshew.

Bowers’ athleticism and ability to get open have made him a key part of the Raiders’ offense. 

His 13 receptions were a season-high, and his chemistry with Minshew seems to be growing week after week. While the Raiders fell short of the victory, fantasy managers who started Bowers were rewarded with elite TE production. In fact, his numbers were on par with elite WRs.

Looking forward, Bowers is trending toward becoming a top-tier fantasy TE. If he’s on your roster, he’s an automatic start given his volume and red-zone opportunities.

Get Your Picks in For Week 12

Fantasy owners who had Taysom Hill, Amon-Ra St. Brown, Jared Goff, Saquon Barkley, or even Brock Bowers in their lineups likely walked away with a win this week. Hopefully, you were one of them.

These players not only led the stat sheets but also proved their value as top-tier fantasy options and should be go-to draft slots in the coming weeks.

As the fantasy playoffs draw closer, performances like these can make or break a season. Keep an eye on these stars as they continue to shine on the field and in your lineups.