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Fantasy sleepers NFL Week 11: Ten high-upside lineup plays

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Halloween has come and gone. Thanksgiving is right around the corner with Christmas soon to follow. Why, you ask, am I reciting major upcoming events on the calendar? Because it means time is running out on your fantasy football regular season.

You won’t have too many more chances to set lineups. Which means you don’t have too many more opportunities to lock in or strengthen your playoff spot. The good news is that there are only two teams on a bye this week. The bad news is that you’ll still have some tough lineup decisions to make.

Once again, the Sleepers column has returned to help you with some of your dilemmas. We can’t convince your partner to hold off on putting up the Christmas tree. But we can try to persuade you to make some alternative lineup decisions. After all, it’s a fantasy football content piece. Not a life coach. But if it were up to us, we’d wait until after the turkey has been put in the fridge. To each their own.

Here are some names.

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Every time we’re ready to relegate Tagovailoa to the dust bin of fantasy football history, he does something to remind you of what might have been. That was the case in Week 8 when he threw four touchdown passes and scored a season-high 24.20 fantasy points against the Falcons. He followed that up with 8- and 10-point games and the world seemed familiar again.

Once again, we’re ready to let go of the rope on Tua as a fantasy starter, along come the Commanders. Washington has offered little resistance to quarterbacks this season. Even less so over the past month. For five straight weeks, a signal-caller has had at least 19 fantasy points against the Commanders — four of them have been above 22 points. Allow Tua to return to your fantasy frontal lobe for at least one more week.

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