Updated Fantasy Football Rankings at Week 11: Top 80 WR's for the Rest of 2010

Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver DeSean Jackson seems to be fully recovered from the concussion that held him out a few weeks back.

Though he only caught two passes last week, he made them count, contributing 98 yards and a touchdown on the first play from scrimmage.

He remains Mike Vick’s favorite deep threat—and that’s a good thing, considering how often the Eagles stretch the field, and how strong Vick’s arm is. Jackson moves up seven spots to sixth among WR’s for the remainder of 2010.

Jackson’s partner in crime, Jeremy Maclin, also moves up a few spots this week. Though Maclin isn’t quite the deep threat that Jackson is, he has caught at least four passes in five straight contests, including an impressive touchdown last week against the Redskins.

As long as Mike Vick continues to play at the level he is, Jackson and Maclin—as well as Jason Avant—should continue to produce big numbers.

With double digit fantasy points in six of his last seven games, Vikings second-year receiver Percy Harvin has been perhaps the sole bright spot in the Vikings’ passing attack in 2010.

He has battled through an ankle injury, migraines, and horrendous quarterback play from Brett Favre, but Harvin remains an excellent start from week-to-week.

With upcoming games left against the Redskins, Bills and Lions, his numbers could be on the rise even more.

Another Vikings receiver may finally be fantasy relevant again as Sidney Rice is expected to play this Sunday. Rice established himself as Brett Favre’s favorite deep-ball receiver in 2009 and Favre has expressed excitement regarding his return.

While Rice will need some time to get back into playing shape, expect the Vikings to send him deep a few times just to test things out. He moves up to 23rd among receivers.

Randy Moss failed his Tennessee Titans audition with a lackluster effort that saw him catch just one pass. While he did draw a deep pass interference call, those don’t particularly help fantasy owners.

Moss has been a major disappointment this season, catching only five passes in his last three games combined, and Vince Young isn’t likely to increase his value over Tom Brady or even Brett Favre. Moss falls another four spots this week to 16th among wide receivers.

One of the biggest risers this week was Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Dwayne Bowe who seems to finally be putting it together with Matt Cassel.

After a monster performance that saw him catch 13 passes for 186 yards and two touchdowns, Bowe is now the sixth-highest scoring wide receiver in 2010.

Those numbers are a bit inflated as he has played some of the worst pass defenses in the league over the past few weeks, but Bowe has done enough to prove that he deserves to be in his owners’ fantasy lineups now.

With eight touchdown receptions in his last five games, a case could be made that Bowe should be even higher than 17th.

A torn pectoral muscle will likely keep the Giants’ Steve Smith out a few more weeks, leading way for Mario Manningham to step in.

He did so in a big way last week, catching 10 passes for 91 yards and a touchdown as he played the possession role that Smith has done so well over the past two seasons.

The Giants still have some great matchups on their schedule including the Jaguars, Redskins (twice), and Vikings—all of whom have looked foolish at times in coverage.

View all of the Week 11 Rankings for the Rest of 2010:

Quarterbacks | Running Backs | Wide Receivers | Tight Ends

RANK	PLAYER	TEAM	PREVIOUS RANK	MOVEMENT
1	Roddy White	ATL	1	0
2	Andre Johnson	HOU	2	0
3	Hakeem Nicks	NYG	3	0
4	Calvin Johnson	DET	5	1
5	Anquan Boldin	BAL	6	1
6	DeSean Jackson	PHI	13	7
7	Greg Jennings	GB	7	0
8	Larry Fitzgerald	ARI	9	1
9	Reggie Wayne	IND	4	-5
10	Brandon Lloyd	DEN	14	4
11	Terrell Owens	CIN	8	-3
12	Mike Wallace	PIT	10	-2
13	Miles Austin	DAL	15	2
14	Jeremy Maclin	PHI	19	5
15	Percy Harvin	MIN	21	6
16	Randy Moss	TEN	12	-4
17	Dwayne Bowe	KC	30	13
18	Mike Williams	TB	18	0
19	Brandon Marshall	MIA	11	-8
20	Hines Ward	PIT	17	-3
21	Dez Bryant	DAL	24	3
22	Michael Crabtree	SF	27	5
23	Sidney Rice	MIN	26	3
24	Marques Colston	NO	22	-2
25	Pierre Garcon	IND	23	-2
26	Wes Welker	NE	25	-1
27	Santana Moss	WAS	20	-7
28	Mike Thomas	JAC	33	5
29	Braylon Edwards	NYJ	29	0
30	Austin Collie	IND	31	1
31	Mike Williams	SEA	39	8
32	Chad Ochocinco	CIN	28	-4
33	Davone Bess	MIA	32	-1
34	Steve Smith	NYG	16	-18
35	Santonio Holmes	NYJ	34	-1
36	Malcom Floyd	SD	36	0
37	Steve Johnson	BUF	40	3
38	Steve Smith	CAR	38	0
39	Mario Manningham	NYG	51	12
40	Mike Sims-Walker	JAC	35	-5
41	Lance Moore	NO	37	-4
42	Eddie Royal	DEN	41	-1
43	Nate Washington	TEN	62	19
44	Deion Branch	NE	42	-2
45	Johnny Knox	CHI	43	-2
46	Derrick Mason	BAL	44	-2
47	Donald Driver	GB	45	-2
48	Lee Evans	BUF	46	-2
49	Kevin Walter	HOU	52	3
50	Jabar Gaffney	DEN	47	-3
51	Demaryius Thomas	DEN	48	-3
52	Kenny Britt	TEN	54	2
53	Roy Williams	DAL	49	-4
54	James Jones	GB	50	-4
55	Brandon Tate	NE	53	-2
56	Vincent Jackson	SD	65	9
57	Devin Hester	CHI	59	2
58	Louis Murphy	OAK	55	-3
59	Jacoby Jones	HOU	56	-3
60	Bernard Berrian	MIN	58	-2
61	Robert Meachem	NO	60	-1
62	Josh Cribbs	CLE	61	-1
63	Steve Breaston	ARI	63	0
64	Patrick Crayton	SD	64	0
65	Michael Jenkins	ATL	66	1
66	Danny Amendola	STL	67	1
67	Earl Bennett	CHI	68	1
68	Mohamed Massaquoi	CLE	57	-11
69	Jacoby Ford	OAK	69	0
70	Nate Burleson	DET	75	5
71	Jason Avant	PHI	78	7
72	T.J. Houshmandzadeh	SEA	70	-2
73	Josh Morgan	SF	71	-2
74	Seyi Ajirotutu	SD	72	-2
75	Jordy Nelson	GB	79	4
76	Darrius Heyward-Bey	OAK	73	-3
77	Chris Chambers	KC	74	-3
78	Brian Hartline	MIA	80	2
79	Devery Henderson	NO	76	-3
80	Deon Butler	SEA	81	1