NFL Week 11 Dynasty Detour

Dynasty Take: He clearly needs more time, and it still seems like the team views Bucky Irving as their preferred option. But the odds of a real committee once Bucky returns just went up. Rachaad White’s remaining dynasty value is probably gone. As for Tucker, he looks like Bucky’s primary handcuff and could hold low-end flex value even when Bucky is back. You can probably get him for a third, which is worth it if you roster Bucky or want to chase continued production. He’s a free agent after this season…

Dynasty Take: Some context matters. Egbuka left one game early, it is unclear how much his injury has affected him, and with a bye week mixed in, this is a five-game sample. Still, the production has cooled off, and his valuation should cool a bit too. He is a great dynasty asset, but the conversations placing him among the top eight dynasty wide receivers were probably premature.

Dynasty Take: Wilson is not a must-add in every league, but I have always thought of him as an underrated real-life player. I dropped him in a few leagues a couple weeks ago because he profiles as a roster clogger. I still mostly believe that, even if performances like this hurt my soul. Fun bonus fact: Wilson now has a higher single-game yardage total than Marvin Harrison Jr. has ever posted. MHJ is still the clear WR1 on this team, and I do not think Wilson offers much long-term standalone value.

Dynasty Take: I am the guy who traded the pick that became Emeka Egbuka for the picks that became Golden and Jaylin Noel. Not ideal. Golden gets open and draws penalties, but he has just one game with more than five targets. With Jayden Reed close to returning, my confidence that Golden can carve out a real role is fading. His snap share just dropped to a season-low 35 percent. I would still hold because I like the talent, but he could be drifting toward roster clogger status.

Dynasty Take: Both Jaguars backs looked good. Tuten surprised me with how strong he looked between the tackles, and I think he has enough juice to chip away at Etienne’s workload. Even so, Etienne has been excellent this year, and the offense is rounding into form. I expect this committee to stick, and I also think the Jaguars ultimately extend Etienne.

Dynasty Take: The tight end position has been chaos this year. Trey McBride is the clear TE1, but Kelce has been quietly strong. Since Rashee Rice returned in Week 7, Kelce has averaged 16.75 PPR points over four games and looks steady again. I picked him up for an early third in a league I’m contending in. You should not expect many more seasons of top production, but he is a great short-term buy for TE needy contenders.