Fantasy Football Week 11: Projecting Top Scoring QBs

There will be no Drew Brees or Ben Roethlisberger in Week 11.

There will be no Matt Schaub (for the rest of the season in fact) and there will be no Curtis Painter and/or Dan Orlovsky.

The New Orleans Saints, Pittsburgh Steelers, Indianapolis Colts and Houston Texans close out the NFL bye weeks in Week 11.

Three fantasy starters down, but plenty more to choose from.

Here are the top projected fantasy QBs of Week 11.

Aaron Rodgers, Packers

Do I really need to say any more?

Tony Romo, Cowboys

The Big D star is on a roll right now. And, remarkably, he's doing it without Miles Austin.

This is a great sign for the Cowboys and fantasy owners alike.

Dallas will travel to Washington this week to play the imploding Redskins.

While their running game should have a big day, Romo needs to keep up with his hot streak. The race in the NFC is too tight for him to slip up at all.

Fantasy owners can take that as an advantage.

Matt Ryan, Falcons

Despite the loss to the Saints last week, Ryan and the Falcons appear to have gotten things together for the most part.

That includes Ryan's arm.

The Falcons won't squander another opportunity at home.

Tennessee comes calling this week and they're as up and down as a roller coaster.

Atlanta, like Dallas, cannot afford to fall behind in the playoff race. Fantasy owners have to account for this and we should expect another big week from Ryan at home.

Eli Manning, Giants

Big Blue simply cannot run the football. Even against a poor Eagles run defense, they still won't have much success.

This team's success hinges on Eli Manning, regardless of how many times they try to run the football.

Eli threw for 254 yards and four touchdowns the last time these two teams got together. The Giants still hold a lead in the NFC East, but cannot afford to drop a single division game.

The Eagles are always dangerous and Manning won't take them lightly at all.

He's been a great fantasy play all year and will continue to be so.

Tom Brady, Patriots

He's back.

Oh, and he's playing the Chiefs on Monday Night Football. Enough said.

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