Week 11 Fantasy Football Rankings: Denarius Moore and High Upside Flex Plays

All season long, determining which Raiders wideout to start has been like trying to solve a riddle wrapped in a mystery inside an enigma. At various points of the year, it has been either Darrius Heyward-Bey, Jacoby Ford or Denarius Moore stealing the show in Oakland.

Seeing as I have a short memory and Moore was good for five catches, 153 yards and two touchdowns last week, I'm going to recommend going with him.

But that's not the only reason you should flex him. He has seen a spike in production since Carson Palmer has taken over as quarterback, Jacoby Ford likely won't play this week and Minnesota gives up 278.8 passing yards per game (30th in NFL) and has allowed 11 touchdowns to opposing wide receivers this year.

Plaxico Burress

1. Expect the Jets to come out with a vengeance against the Broncos on Thursday night after getting embarrassed by the Patriots.

2. The Broncos have allowed 11 touchdowns to wide receivers this season and give up 243.1 passing yards per game (20th in the NFL).

3. Even if he doesn't rack up a ton of catches or yards, Burress is always a threat in the red zone.

Percy Harvin

Hey, this is all about high upside here, and Harvin has the ability to break off a big play any time he touches the ball. Consider that the Raiders defense gives up an average of 23.7 points and has allowed 10 touchdowns to opposing wide receivers this season.

He'll get his fair share of targets—he'll do well by you if those targets wind up in the end zone.