Fantasy Football Week 11 Wide Receiver Rankings

We've already covered the Quarterbacks and Running Backs rankings this week, so read on for the rankings and some selected analysis for Week 11, and then go check out the Tight End rankings:

1. Larry Fitzgerald @ STL
2. Reggie Wayne @ BAL
3. Andre Johnson vs. TEN
4. Vincent Jackson @ DEN
5. Randy Moss vs. NYJ
6. Roddy White @ NYG
7. Brandon Marshall vs. SD
8. Wes Welker vs. NYJ
9. Calvin Johnson vs. CLE
10. Marques Colston @ TB
11. DeSean Jackson @ CHI
12. Chad Ochocinco @ OAK
13. Sidney Rice vs. SEA
14. Anquan Boldin @ STL (Start )
15. Santonio Holmes @ KC
16. Mike Sims-Walker vs. BUF
17. Greg Jennings vs. SF
18. Hines Ward @ KC
19. Steve Smith vs. ATL
20. Devin Hester vs. PHI   
21. Miles Austin vs. WAS
22. Steve Breaston @ STL
23. Jerricho Cotchery @ NE
24. Donald Driver vs. SF
25. Nate Burleson @ MN
26. Jeremy Maclin @ CHI
27. T.J. Houshmandzadeh @ MN (Sit )
28. Chris Chambers vs. PIT
29. Austin Collie @ BAL
30. Derrick Mason vs. IND
31. Kevin Walter vs. TEN
32. Percy Harvin vs. SEA
33. Hakeem Nicks vs. ATL
34. Braylon Edwards @ NE
35. Michael Crabtree @ GB
36. Pierre Garcon @ BAL
37. Roy Williams vs. WAS
38. Santana Moss @ DAL
39. Lee Evans @ JAC
40. Malcom Floyd @ DEN
41. Devery Henderson @ TB
42. Donnie Avery vs. AZ
43. Lance Long vs. PIT
44. Earl Bennett vs. PHI
45. Bernard Berrian vs. SEA

Notes: The top ten this week are fairly interchangeable, although we caution some severe match-ups for Randy Moss and Andre Johnson. We by no means suggest sitting these guys, but we do warn you that they could be in for some average performances.

We like the receiver match-ups in the Pittsburgh vs. Kansas City game. The Chiefs corners are slow, so we like Santonio Holmes to score for the first time since week one, while Hines Ward continues his nice 2009 ride. As for the Chiefs, we're quietly promoting Lance Long , while urging you to at least try Chris Chambers as a Flex play. The Steelers are missing Troy Polamalu this week, and we all know the Chiefs won't be moving the ball on the ground.

All Colts receivers are a go, so that means you can play Austin Collie and Pierre Garcon without feeling guilty about leaving Santana Moss or Lee Evans on your bench. The Ravens should do a nice job stifling the Colts average rushing attack, so all Colts receiving options should be fairly busy against a weak Baltimore secondary.

The Sidney Rice "explosion watch" should continue, as Rice has now topped 130 yard receiving in three of his last four, and it shouldn't stop against a rather weak Seattle secondary. Just look at what the Cardinals receivers did to them last week.

On another note out of Minnesota, we're ranking Bernard Berrian this week at the final spot, with the thought that he simply isn't getting it done. Still, with his speed and talent (and Favre throwing him the ball), he could be due a big game. Sadly, we feel his hamstring injury will be there all season.

For more analysis, check out Week 11's Fantasy Player Breakdowns .