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How did Week 11 go for you? 

I’m in six leagues so I’ll recap each one.

KFFL Analysis League (PPR League) - Sadly Matt Cassel was left on my bench.  Housh, MJD, and Fitz played exceptional for me.  Kurt Warner, Michael Turner, Matt Forte, Kevin Curtis and Reggie Wayne played well for my opponent.  Lee Evans and Tony Scheffler didn’t score for him.  I was able to pick up the Win in this one.
Record:  6-5

Cage Match League (The Legend vs. Awesome) - I got pounded.  Boldin and MB3 were the biggest reasons while I lost.  Brees, Peterson, Steve Smith, Andre Johnson and Westbrook let me down.
Record:  7-4

LEV League - Jerricho Cotchery got my opponent off to a good start.  Ryan Grant kept it going.  Steve Slaton and Carolina D played well for me.  Philip Rivers and T.O. stunk.  My opponent left Matt Jones in.  I did enough to get by.
Record:  6-5

Fantasy Sports Depot League - Sadly Matt Cassel was left on my bench.  Aaron Rodgers played OK.  Calvin Johnson, DeSean Jackson and Steve Slaton played well.  My opponent was led by Tyler Thigpen, Dwayne Bowe, and Matt Forte.  I was able to pick up the Win.
Record:  5-6

My Keeper League - Thomas Jones got me off to a great start.  Laveranues Coles didn’t deliver for my opponent.  Peyton Manning and Fitz did well, but Andre Johnson, Steve Breaston,  and Owen Daniels did little.  My opponent got big games from Warner and Boldin.  I was fortunate both LJ and Westy got held under 10 points each.  Jason Witten and Santana Moss did little so I was able to relax knowing I won with Lynch still on tap.  Naturally Lynch tore it up.
Record:  4-7

No Kicker League -  Kurt Warner, Steve Slaton, Fitz, and Dwayne Bowe played great for me.  Joe Flacco scored well for my opponent.  The same can’t be said for Julius Jones (negative points), Tim Hightower, Eddie Royal, and Mewelde Moore.  I destroyed him.
Record:  9-2

Weekly Record:  5-1
Season Record:  37-29That’s how my weekend of fantasy football went. How did you do?

There were some unusual heroes on Sunday.  There always are.  Let’s take a look at them and see if they are worthy of your fantasy rosters.

QB
Ryan Fitzpatrick - Fitzpatrick held his own vs. Philadelphia.  He built a strong rapport with T.J. Housmandzadeh, which is encouraging.  I wouldn’t necessarily recommed starting him, but he’s a worthwhile backup down the stretch.  
Ruling:  Get ‘em.

Shaun Hill - Hill completed 15 of 20 passes for 213 yards and a pair of scores.  This after looking good (aside for the last series) last Monday Night.  Two in a row is good enough to consider for you bench.
Ruling:  Get ‘em.

RBs
Ahmad Bradshaw - The triple-head monster the Giants throw at their opponents is ridiculous.  Bradshaw hasn’t factored in as much as Jacobs and Ward, but that could change down the stretch.  With the G-Men on cruise control Bradshaw could start to play a bigger role to keep Jacobs fresh for the playoffs.  I wouldn’t start him unless one of the other two go down, but he may be worth stashing on your bench.
Ruling:  Get ‘em.

Peyton Hillis - The Broncos rushing game is so bad that they brought the Bellhop (Tatem Bell) in.  Hillis scored a pair of TDs and is the one you should target as he’s the goal line back.  He’s also capable of catching the ball out of the backfield.
Ruling:  Get ‘em.

WRs
Jabar Gaffney - With Matt Cassel becoming more comfortable with as the starter some things are starting to get cleared up.  Cassel isn’t going to throw the long bombs down the sideline to Randy Moss.  That’s just not his deal right now.  He’s going to get smaller hunks of yardage with the likes of Gaffney and Wes Welker.  The Patriots have three WRs worthy of fantasy rosters again.
Ruling:  Get ‘em.

Justin Gage - Gage followed up a good game (4 catches for 47 yards, TD) with a great one (4 catches for 147 yards, 2 TDs).  Collins has been airing it out more the last couple of weeks and Gage is his favorite target.  Go ahead and add him for depth.
Ruling:  Get ‘em.

Hank Baskett - This is about the third time Baskett has had a big game (Week 1 & Week 3).  He also added TDs in Weeks 6 & 9.  He’s too inconsistent though so don’t get wrapped up in his 74 yards this week.  Next week he’ll likely go for 20 or less.
Ruling:  Don’t Sweat ‘em.

TE
Benjamin Watson - Watson also had a nice game for the Patriots.  He scored his first TD of the season and nearly doubled his yardage.  He’s been Missing in Action far too often this year for him to be a reliable option.  I suppose you can add him for depth, but don’t think this game will be the norm going forward.
Ruling:  Don’t Sweat ‘em.

There you have it.  I hope I provided you some good info while you make your fantasy team waiver wire adjustments.