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The push for fantasy football postseason spots is on, which means owners need to nail every lineup decision from here on out.
But with the Denver Broncos, Atlanta Falcons, New York Jets and San Diego Chargers on bye, owners will have to scramble for solutions if they're dependent on the likes of Julio Jones, Philip Rivers, Devontae Booker or Matt Ryan.
So as kickoffs approach, here's a rundown of the latest standard and points-per-reception ranks to help lead you to a victory in Week 11.
As a note, rankings were largely based on production to date and matchups.
Tom Brady should be the No. 1 quarterback across the board. Even though tight end Rob Gronkowski (chest) is out, Brady has a monster matchup edge against a San Francisco 49ers defense that ranks 25th with 19 passing touchdowns allowed.
Speaking of showdowns that are favorable for fantasy quarterbacks, Tennessee Titans signal-caller Marcus Mariota should be started in all formats and be considered a top-five play against the hapless Indianapolis Colts.
To date, the Colts rank dead last in average passing yards allowed (288.0) and tied for 23rd in passing touchdowns allowed (17).
"With Mariota's ability to run, the Titans are unique and force defenses to be really on top of their gap discipline. This is a big-play offense coming to Lucas Oil Stadium," Kevin Bowen of the Colts' official website wrote. "Tennessee has 22 passing plays of at least 25 yards (sixth-most in the NFL) and 38 runs of at least 10 yards (third-most in the NFL)."
On the running back front, there aren't many surprises.
Le'Veon Bell, David Johnson, DeMarco Murray and Ezekiel Elliott continue to comprise the position's elite tier, with LeGarrette Blount, LeSean McCoy and Spencer Ware right behind them.
But if owners are in search of an upside-laden play who falls outside the top 10, they should look at Detroit Lions running back Theo Riddick after he posted 76 yards on 15 touches last week and 133 yards on 19 touches the week prior.
"Riddick should continue to operate as Detroit's clear-cut lead back and is a solid RB2 play," Rotoworld's Evan Silva wrote. "Riddick has 15 or more touches in six consecutive games and ranks sixth among NFL running backs in receptions (35)."
Oakland Raiders running back Latavius Murray should also be on the radar as a high-end RB2 against the Houston Texans' 26th-ranked run defense.
Murray rushed for 114 yards and three touchdowns his last time out, and he expressed optimism the Raiders would be able to power through opposing defenses moving forward.
"We have a physical front; we have physical backs," he said, according to the San Francisco Chronicle's Vic Tafur. "That's the way we're capable of playing every week."
When it comes to receivers, one player worth spotlighting as a fast riser is Green Bay Packers pass-catcher Davante Adams—who has been stellar in three of his last four games.
After he went for 132 yards and two touchdowns against the Chicago Bears, Adams posted 41 yards and a score two weeks later against the Indianapolis Colts. Then last week against the Tennessee Titans, Adams notched six catches for 156 yards as one of quarterback Aaron Rogers' top targets.
"Davante is really coming on. He's very confident in his play," Packers quarterbacks coach Alex Van Pelt said, per the Wisconsin State Journal's Jason Wilde. "I think the more confidence he has, obviously the better he's going to play, and I think he's feeling really good about where his game is at right now."
At tight end, options are a bit limited with Gronkowski out.
Jordan Reed, Delanie Walker, Martellus Bennett and Jimmy Graham comprise the best options, but the picks are relatively slim beyond them.
Cincinnati Bengals tight end Tyler Eifert is one of the better potential players after he went for 102 yards and a touchdown versus the Cleveland Browns and 96 yards against the New York Giants, but the Buffalo Bills defense could pose a stiff test.
Read more NFL news on BleacherReport.com
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