Fantasy football waiver wire advice: Wide receiver rankings for Week 11

Week 10 of the 2017 regular season is just about coming to a close with the Monday Night Football game remaining. Most fantasy football leagues will run their waiver wires late Tuesday or early Wednesday, but we are here to help you get a jump on the best options to consider.

We will be ranking the top five players likely to be available in your league at each of the four major positions. Some weeks there might not be five good options available, but we’ll scour for the best we can find. Additionally, throughout the week, we will update each of these articles as ownership percentages change and news arrives. The following ownership percentages come via CBS Sportsline entering Week 10.

We don’t often list players who are already owned in 70 percent of leagues, but my goodness, you other 30 percent, what more do you need to see? Woods was magnificent against the Giants a week ago and out-did himself on Sunday, torching the Texans for 171 yards and two touchdowns on eight catches, including a 94-yard catch and run that broke the game open. Woods has four touchdowns in two games and if he’s available in your league, please go get him.

Davis took a step forward in his second consecutive game since missing seven weeks with an injury. After two catches and 28 yards last week, Davis had a 4-48 line against the Bengals on Sunday. Baby steps. But sometimes soon, Davis is going to make the leap with a big game, and wouldn’t be great if he were on your roster when he does?

Two weeks ago we highlighted Crowder, after his massive 9-123 line in the rain against the Cowboys. Then he missed Week 9 with an injury and probably dropped of everyone’s radar. Well, he’s back! Crowder followed up his 13-target game against Dallas with 11 more targets on Sunday. He wasn’t nearly as efficient — just four receptions for 76 yards — but that kind of volume simply shouldn’t be ignored.

LaFell has been quietly producing in a supporting role to A.J. Green, but he made all sorts of noise on Sunday with a 6-95-1 line. His catches, targets (10) and yards were all season highs. It’s probably not sustainable, but with defenses properly focused on Green, LaFell is going to have opportunities for games like this all season long.

As the Colts descend further into a lost season, however competitive they might be, there are going to be players like Marlon Mack and Rogers who are going to get a look for 2018. Rogers made the most of his chance on Sunday with a 6-104-1 line, stepping in for the injured Kamar Aiken. Don’t be surprised if Rogers gets more looks over the final seven weeks.