Week 11 Start 'Em, Sit 'Em: Marshawn Lynch and Surprise Studs You Must Start

Beast Mode is back in fashion, ladies and gentlemen.

Since the first two weeks of the season, Lynch has been at worst a decent flex play, and recently has ascended into RB1 status. He has scored a touchdown in each of the past three weeks, and in the past two weeks, he has bulldozed his way to 244 yards.

Oh, and the Rams give up the most rushing yards per game (150.6) in the NFL, so this should be another big week for Beast Mode.

Jordy Nelson

Where the hell did this production come from? In my standard-scoring leagues, Nelson is the seventh-ranked wide receiver.

He has put up double-digit points in six of the nine Packers games this season. In the past two games, he has 10 catches for 168 yards and three touchdowns.

And as for the matchup? Well, the Bucs are 28th in the NFL against the pass, giving up 263 passing yards per game.

If you had any doubt about starting Nelson before, delete it from your mind. Start him!

Reggie Bush

Two weeks ago, I mentioned that Reggie Bush should be a guy you considered adding to your team.

All he has done in the past two games is rush for 142 and three touchdowns, making any and all owners out there that heeded my advice very happy.

Don't start benching him now, you crazy diamonds—the Bills give up 125.4 rushing yards per game (23rd in the NFL) and have given up nine touchdowns to running backs this season.

Eli Manning

Generally, Eli Manning as a fantasy quarterback is someone you pair with another middle-of-the-road starter and shuffle in and out of your lineup depending on matchups.

But in my standard-scoring leagues, Manning is the sixth-ranked quarterback. SIXTH!

This is shocking to me, but the man has been consistently solid in the fantasy department.

And consider the following—Eli Manning threw four touchdown passes against this week's opponents, the Eagles, in Week 3. Oh, and the Eagles defense surrendered 315 passing yards and three touchdowns to John freaking Skelton last week.

Start him and reap the rewards.