THE GREY REPORT: Week 11

Aaron Rodgers – – Does face a tough defense, on the road to boot. But Aaron Rodgers can light up any defense and remains a must start option, though he certainly does have a lower ceiling than usual.

Aaron Jones – – Coming off a huge game and is expected to continue to be busy. Should help that the Seahawks run defense has had plenty of issues, so could be a good week to run with Jones.

Jamaal Williams – – Looks like the Packers are finally figuring out they need to ride Jones more, which should pretty much kill Williams value at this time.

Davante Adams – – Continues to roll and even with a tough match-up on the road, he remains a must start option.

Randall Cobb – – Out again with that injured hamstring.

Marquez Valdes-Scantling – – Continues to make plays and deserves to be considered as a starter most weeks, but he does have a tough match-up on the road. But his talented QB can certainly get him the ball and help him produce.

Equanimeous St. Brown – – Even with Cobb still out, not expected to get enough touches to consider him a viable option.

J’Mon Moore – – The rookie is still not in the mix, so continue to forget him.

Jimmy Graham – – Coming off a quiet game, but returns to his former stomping grounds and could be a tough cover for the Seahawks, which should help him bounce back. Keep an eye on that injured knee which has been hampering him of late, though he does expect to play.

Marcedes Lewis – – May get an occasional bone thrown his way, but nowhere near enough to give him any fantasy value.

Mason Crosby – – A capable Seahawks defense in a rowdy environment could slow the Packers offense and force them to settle for some FG attempts.

Green Bay Packers – – The defense has been inconsistent, but they have had some nice days. Face a capable offense, albeit one that has had some issue protecting the QB, although they have been better of late.

Russell Wilson – – Coming off a big game as he continues to produce, though does face a good pass defense. His ability to run should help and the Seahawks likely will need to put up points, so he should be a nice option.

Chris Carson – – Expected to return from that injured hip and has a solid match-up, but could we see a three-heaed RB after a nice performance by Penny last week? Carson has earned the bulk of the touches and should be involved enough to take advantage of the match-up to produce.

Mike Davis – – The return of Carson and emergence of Penny will add too much risk to consider him a viable starting option.

Rashaad Penny – – Coming off a big game, so maybe that will get him going. But with Carson likely back, who knows how much he will be used. I wouldn’t want to gamble on him until he starts consistently touching the ball.

Doug Baldwin – – Still waiting for him to bust out and facing a good pass defense won’t help, but the veteran is certainly capable of getting it done any week.

Tyler Lockett – – Continues to produce and always capable of making a big play. A poor match-up won’t help, but still should be able to help your cause.

David Moore – – Has shown flashes, but still an inconsistent option and faces a good pass defense, so probably not worth the risk.

Jaron Brown – – Still not being used much, so continue to look elsewhere for fantasy help.

Nick Vannett – – Still too inconsistent to justify starting.

Ed Dickson – – Like Vannett, not ready to help your cause, so keep looking.

Sebastian Janikowski – – The Packers defense has been inconsistent, but is capable of forcing them to settle for some FG attempts and lead to a big day for Janikowski.

Seattle Seahawks – – This is not your usual Seahawks defense, but they do have play makers and are at home. But will have their hands full against a talented Packers offense.

Marcus Mariota – – Has started to find his groove and faces a struggling Colts pass defense, which should give him more upside than usual and make him a nice gamble.

Derrick Henry – – Coming off a huge game, but still relying heavily on touchdowns for fantasy value. Though with the offense starting to get it together, it could lead to move goal line chances.

Dion Lewis – – A good match-up should help his cause, though he can be a little up and down. Though the offense has started to find its groove, which should help matters.

Corey Davis – – Coming off a big game and hopefully that will get him going. A good match-up should give him some extra upside and make him a worthy gamble.

Taywan Taylor – – Still not on the fantasy radar, so continue to look elsewhere for fantasy help, especially since he is dealing with an injured foot.

Tajae Sharpe – – Still not seeing enough looks, so hard to consider him a viable option.

Darius Jennings – – Not producing enough to justify giving him a look.

Cameron Batson – – The rookie is still not being used much, so continue to forget him.

Jonnu Smith – – Coming off a decent game, but has been an inconsistent option and faces a struggling pass defense, which could give him a chance to help your cause.

Ryan Succop – – The offense has started to find its groove and against an iffy defense, they should be able to get Succop some scoring chances.

Tennessee Titans – – The defense has come on of late fantasy wise, though will have their hands full on the road against a rolling offense. But if they can give Tom Brady some fits, they could get to Luck as well.

Andrew Luck – – While he faces a good pass defense, he is at home and has been rolling, so while he has some risk, still a QB that is more than capable of lighting up the scoreboard.

Marlon Mack – – Coming off a quiet game and will be hard to trust against a good Titans run defense that has been rolling of late.

Nyheim Hines – – Has his moments and is a capable receiver, but has been an inconsistent option and faces a good defense.

Jordan Wilkins – – His lack of touches make him a poor starting option.

T.Y. Hilton – – Can go off at any time and even with a poor match-up, he is too good to pass one, so keep staying at the Hilton.

Ryan Grant – – Has been too inconsistent to justify starting against a good pass defense.

Dontrelle Inman – – His good times are too infrequent to justify starting against a strong pass defense.

Chester Rogers – – Has his moments, but there have not been enough good ones to feel good starting him, especially against a good pass defense.

Eric Ebron – – Coming off another monster performance and remains a big time red zone threat. So even with a poor match-up, he has too much upside to pass up.

Jack Doyle – – Not getting the ball enough to consider him a viable starting option.

Adam Vinatieri – – A good Titans defense could make it tough to finish some drives and force them to settle for some FG attempts.

Indianapolis Colts – – The defense has had few good days, so hard to trust them against an offense that has started to get it together.

Ben Roethlisberger – – Faces a strong pass defense, but he has the weapons to get the job done, so still can help your cause, though his ceiling isn’t as high as usual.

James Conner – – Keep an eye on that concussion, but he is expected to play. But just keep your ears open. Faces a good defense, but one that has had some issues against the run, which should help Conner keep rolling.

Stevan Ridley – – Is no longer a handcuff to a handcuff, just a handcuff to Conner now.

Jaylen Samuels – – The rookie may be getting some touches, but not enough to give him any fantasy value.

Antonio Brown – – Even against an elite pass defense, he remains a must start option, though his ceiling may not be as high as usual.

JuJu Smith-Schuster – – Always capable of making a big play, but does have a tough match-up, on the road to boot. But still capable of helping your cause.

James Washington – – The rookie is still not producing enough to justify starting.

Justin Hunter – – His role in the passing game is still too small to consider him a viable option.

Vance McDonald – – Too inconsistent to start against a good pass defense.

Jesse James – – See McDonald and apply the same logic.

Chris Boswell – – A good defense could force the Steelers to settle for some FG attempts.

Pittsburgh Steelers – – The defense is coming off a big game and has been playing well of late, but could benefit from facing an offense that has had their share for issues.

Blake Bortles – – Coming off a nice game, but still hard to trust a QB that has been benched and doesn’t have a very strong grip on his job. The match-up is solid, so he certainly could get it done.

Leonard Fournette – – Another week under his belt should help him improve, but does face a good run defense. Though he is one of the top RBs in the game and always merits starting.

Carlos Hyde – – Nothing but a handcuff to Fournette, so continue to forget about him.

T.J. Yeldon – – His receiving skills could help his cause, but still hard to count on him due to his limited touches.

Keelan Cole – – Not being used much, so hard to consider him for your fantasy team.

Donte Moncrief – – Has started to get it together, but still an inconsistent option, but with a solid match-up, he has a chance to keep it going.

Dede Westbrook – – Has shown flashes, but still hard to trust this inconsistent option.

D.J. Chark – – Still not seeing much use, so continue to look elsewhere for fantasy help.

James O’Shaughnessy – – His flashes are still too few and far between, so hard to count on him.

Josh Lambo – – The offense has been inconsistent and face a solid defense, albeit one that has given up its share of points and could lead to some FG attempts.

Jacksonville Jaguars – – The defense has been up and down, though will have their hands full against a talented Steelers offense.

Ryan Fitzpatrick – – Coming off a rough game with some turnover woes, but still the starter and faces a defense that can be thrown on, so he should be able to bounce back.

Peyton Barber – – Has his moments and a good match-up, so he certainly is capable of getting the job done, though he is risky since he hasn’t had many big days. But could pay off if you need to give him a spin.

Ronald Jones – – Still dealing with that injured hamstring and even if he can play, likely won’t produce enough to justify a start.

Jacquizz Rodgers – – Caught 8 passes for 102 yards last time out, but still hard to consider this inconsistent option.

Mike Evans – – Has cooled off of late as Fitzmagic has been spreading the wealth. Still capable of a big day against anyone, so remains a worthy starting option.

DeSean Jackson – – Continues to be solid, though can run a little hot or cold. A nice match-up should help his cause and make him worth a shot.

Chris Godwin – – Coming off a nice game, but has been an inconsistent option. A solid match-up should make him worth a shot, though he does have some risk.

Adam Humphries – – Cooled off last week, but has had some nice days and with a solid match-up, he should have a chance to pay off. Still a risky option since he can be up and down, but could help your cause.

O.J. Howard – – Coming off a tough game, but that should just be a bump in the road, so stick with the youngster and expect him to bounce back.

Cameron Brate – – Still not being used enough to justify giving him a start.

Cairo Santos – – Takes over for Chandler Catanzaro, who was cut for continuing to struggle. The offense has weapons and is facing an

Tampa Bay Buccaneers – – The defense continues to struggle and while they face an iffy offense with a struggling offensive line, still hard to trust them.

Eli Manning – – Coming off a nice game, though still has been hard to trust. But against a horrid pass defense, he could pay off and justify taking a chance on.

Saquon Barkley – – Coming off a quiet game, at least by his standards, though against a struggling defense he should bounce back in style.

Wayne Gallman – – Still not getting many touches, so hard to count on him.

Odell Beckham – – Coming off a huge game and has a great match-up, so definitely deserves to be started once again.

Sterling Shepard – – A late touchdown salvaged Monday night, but still can be a hit or miss option. But a great match-up should give him enough upside to justify a start.

Russell Shepard – – Not getting enough touches to justify starting, so move along.

Bennie Fowler – – Still not being used much, so continue to look for other options.

Evan Engram – – A great match-up should make for a good week to roll with Engram.

Aldrick Rosas – – The offense has shown some life of late and should benefit from facing a bad Bucs defense, so could pay off.

New York Giants – – The defense continues to disappoint, so hard to count on them.