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FANTASY FOOTBALL: DK Metcalf, Tyreek Hill, Davante Adams highlight the Top 70 PPR wideouts for NFL Week 11

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Packers wideout Davante Adams has accounted for five outings of double-digit targets and seven touchdowns since Week 6.

WEEK 11 PREP WORK

PASSING FANCY: Mahomes, Herbert, Jackson headline the QB rankings
RUN TO GLORY: Jacobs, Conner, Kamara, Cook carry the top PPR backs
CATCH A RISING STAR: Allen, Hill, Adams lead the top 70 PPR wideouts
BIG & BAD: Waller, Henry, Kelce highlight the top 30 PPR tight ends

TOP 70 PPR WIDE RECEIVERS

  1. Davante Adams, Packers
  2. Tyreek Hill, Chiefs
  3. DeAndre Hopkins, Cardinals
  4. Julio Jones, Falcons
  5. Adam Thielen, Vikings
  6. Keenan Allen, Chargers
  7. DK Metcalf, Seahawks
  8. Michael Thomas, Saints
  9. JuJu Smith-Schuster, Steelers
  10. Terry McLaurin, Washington Football Team
  11. Robby Anderson, Panthers
  12. Cooper Kupp, Rams
  13. Chase Claypool, Steelers
  14. Amari Cooper, Cowboys
  15. Chris Godwin, Buccaneers
  16. Jerry Jeudy, Broncos
  17. A.J. Brown, Titans
  18. Marvin Jones, Lions
  19. Marquise Brown, Ravens
  20. DJ Chark, Jaguars
  21. Will Fuller, Texans
  22. Calvin Ridley, Falcons
  23. Tyler Lockett, Seahawks
  24. Jakobi Meyers, Patriots
  25. Tyler Boyd, Bengals
  26. Mike Evans, Buccaneers
  27. Jamison Crowder, Jets
  28. Diontae Johnson, Steelers]
  29. DJ Moore, Panthers
  30. Justin Jefferson, Vikings
  31. Kenny Golladay, Lions
  32. DeVante Parker, Dolphins
  33. Michael Pittman Jr., Colts
  34. Josh Reynolds, Rams
  35. Jarvis Landry, Browns
  36. Henry Ruggs III, Raiders
  37. CeeDee Lamb, Cowboys
  38. Curtis Samuel, Panthers
  39. Brandin Cooks, Texans
  40. Tim Patrick, Broncos
  41. Mike Williams, Chargers
  42. Christian Kirk, Cardinals
  43. Travis Fulgham, Eagles
  44. Robert Woods, Rams
  45. Hunter Renfrow, Raiders
  46. Zach Pascal, Colts
  47. Marquez Valdes-Scantling, Packers
  48. David Moore, Seahawks
  49. Tee Higgins, Bengals
  50. KJ Hamler, Broncos
  51. Nelson Agholor, Raiders
  52. Antonio Brown, Buccaneers
  53. Corey Davis, Titans
  54. Denzel Mims, Jets
  55. Jalen Reagor, Eagles
  56. Mecole Hardman, Chiefs
  57. Willie Snead, Ravens
  58. Danny Amendola, Lions
  59. Emmanuel Sanders, Saints
  60. Breshad Perriman, Jets
  61. Damiere Byrd, Patriots
  62. Keelan Cole, Jaguars
  63. Jakeem Grant, Dolphins
  64. Sammy Watkins, Chiefs
  65. Steven Sims, Washington Football Club
  66. Larry Fitzgerald, Cardinals
  67. Jalen Guyton, Chargers
  68. A.J. Green, Bengals
  69. Marvin Hall, Lions
  70. Chris Conley, Jaguars
  71. Rashard Higgins, Browns
  72. Allen Lazard, Packers
  73. Isaiah Wright, Washington Football Team

BYES: Chicago, San Francisco, Buffalo, N.Y. Giants

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Jay Clemons remains the only sports writer on the planet to capture Cynposis Media’s national award for Sports Blog Of The Year (beating out NBA.com, MLB.com, PGATour.com, The Players’ Tribune in 2015), along with the Fantasy Sports Writers Association’s pre-eminent award for Best Writer (2008). Through the years, Mr. Clemons has been a key figure with numerous blue-chip sports/media brands, namely the Detroit Lions, Sports Illustrated, FOX Sports, Bleacher Report and the NBC/Universal family. With Sports Illustrated (2006-11), Clemons served a triple role with SI.com‘s heralded football coverage—editing Peter King’s famed ‘Monday Morning Quarterback’ column, penning award-winning pieces for NFL and then writing/narrating scripted videos within the NFL and baseball realms. In 2013, Clemons’ first year with the company, FOX Sports South enjoyed a monumental increase of approximately 34 million Web hits in a 12-month cycle—merely posting 11 million hits the previous year. 

Then, over a two-month span in 2014, FOX Sports South amassed 19.5 million Web hits—a 60-day record for any FOX affiliate. And in 2015, Clemons claimed the aforementioned Cynopsis Media award on FOX Sports’ behalf, the company’s only national writing award during that period. Clemons, a graduate of Michigan State University  and Wayne State University, has been an on-camera Web-TV host for Sports Illustrated, Bleacher Report and FOX Sports. In 2015, he also became the first-ever sports journalism professor at Kennesaw State University in suburban Atlanta.

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