Week 11 Fantasy Football Rankings: Ranking the Stud WRs

Which pass-catchers will rule the air in Week 11? 

Some of the usual suspects?

Or will some underrated guys deliver the best fantasy performances this week?

1. Calvin Johnson 

He hasn't been as dominating as he was in the beginning of the season, but a bad day for Megatron is typically a breakout day for anyone else. 

The Lions are in desperate need of a win after their embarrassing defeat at the hands of the Bears last week, and they can depend on their gifted wideout. 

Carolina's secondary isn't nearly as opportunistic as Chicago's and playing at home will make a big difference for Detroit's boom-or-bust offense. 

They should be able to establish the run, (kind of) against the 28th-ranked rush defense in the league, which will lead to play-action shots down the field to the league's most dynamic receiver. 

2. Larry Fitzgerald 

The Cardinals are facing arguably the best defense in the league this week, but the 49ers are much better stopping the run than they are the pass. 

Cornerback Carlos Rogers has resurrected his career in the Bay Area and he'll have his stiffest test of the season against Fitzgerald this week.

We saw what he did against Nnamdi Asomugha last week and he's been the favorite target of John Skelton thus far. 

Smart kid, this Skelton. 

Without much of a running game, Fitz should see a ton of targets and will out-work the Niners secondary for the football en route to another big afternoon.

3. Brandon Marshall 

Marshall has 15 catches and a touchdown in the Dolphins last two games—both wins—and he faces a sub-par Bills secondary this week that could be without their best safety, George Wilson. 

Buffalo was victimized by the Dallas receivers in Week 10 and Marshall poses a similar threat to that of Dez Bryant, who caught a touchdown pass in the Cowboys' beatdown.

The Bills pass rush one of the worst in the league (ranked 27th with 15 sacks) and Matt Moore should have ample time to throw the football. 

A solid day for Marshall against his division rival.