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Week 11 Waiver Wire

Fantasy Football - By: D. Bachman
Wednesday November 15th, 2006 - Page updated at 9:00am
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NFL Week 11 Fantasy Football Tips

This is our waiver wire pick-ups column. The WagerOnFootball.com staff will scour the free agent pools in fantasy land for the best available talent every week. Availability, of course, depends on the league. We’re using 12 team, 15 roster spot leagues as the median, but we’ll look for roster candidates for leagues of all shapes and sizes. Grab the following before NFL Week 11.

Team	NFL WEEK 11 FANTASY FOOTBALL WAIVER WIRE
1. Jason Campbell	Waiver Wire - QUARTERBACKS With RB Clinton Portis (broken hand) expected to miss about a month, it appears the Redskins are looking ahead to the future with Campbell. He might be worth adding in case he does well or in keeper leagues, but don't plan on using him for Week 11 against the Bucs.
2. Trent Green	Waiver Wire - QB'S More than two months after he was knocked unconscious in Kansas City's season opener, quarterback Trent Green was given medical clearance to play again. The Chiefs said late Tuesday the two-time Pro Bowl selection was given the go-ahead by doctors earlier in the day.
3. Vince Young	Waiver Wire - QB's Titans QB Vince Young completed 52 percent of his passes (13-for-25) against the Ravens, which equaled his highest completion percentage in a game he has started. Young is getting better as the season goes on, but he is too inconsistent as a Fantasy QB. Continue to hold onto him for keeper leagues.
1. Anthony Thomas	Waiver Wire - RUNNING BACKS According to published reports, Willis McGahee (broken ribs) will miss Week 11 at Houston and he might also be sidelined for another game or two after that. That clears the way for Thomas to get at least one more start.
2. Ladell Betts	Waiver Wire - RB's Clinton Portis will have shoulder surgery and is headed for injury reserve, ending his season. Ladell Betts will take over as the starting running back for the remainder of the season. Betts is worth adding in all Fantasy leagues as a No. 2 or 3 running back or 'flex' option in Week 11 at Tampa Bay.
3. Samkon Gado	Waiver Wire - RB's Texans RB Samkon Gado got 17 carries in Week 10 at Jacksonville. He finished with 67 yards and also caught a pass for six yards. Lundy should remain the starter, but we smell a running back by committee forming.
4. Damien Nash	Waiver Wire - RB's Damien Nash managed four carries for 14 yards in Week 10 at Oakland, as he saw more action with Mike Bell declared inactive. Nash certainly did not do anything to warrant any further playing time. He is not a recommended Fantasy option for Week 11 against San Diego, but if you have room on your bench you just never know what Shanahan will do with running backs.
1. Mark Clayton	Waiver Wire - WIDE RECEIVERS Ravens WR Mark Clayton caught seven passes for 125 yards and a touchdown in a Week 10 win over the Titans. He caught a 65-yard touchdown pass in the first quarter. Clayton now has 14 receptions for 198 yards in the last two games.
2. Patrick Crayton	Waiver Wire - WR's Dallas WR Patrick Crayton had five catches for 104 yards and a touchdown against Arizona. Crayton did well with Terry Glenn (knee) out and should be considered a good No. 3 WR against Indianapolis next week. If Glenn remains out, consider Crayton a No. 2 option.
3. Terrance Copper	Waiver Wire - WR's Saints WR Terrance Copper caught six passes for 92 yards and a touchdown at Pittsburgh in Week 10. Copper started in place of Joe Horn. Copper also had a fumble that cost the Saints the game. Copper may have earned himself more playing time after this game. It wouldn't hurt to take a flier on him.
1. Desmond Clark	Waiver Wire - TIGHT ENDS Desmond Clark had just one reception for two yards in Week 10 at N.Y. Giants, but it was good for a touchdown. Clark is a decent low-end Fantasy TE worth starting at the Jets in Week 11.
1. Dolphins Defense/ST	Waiver Wire - DEFENSE/SPECIAL TEAMS The Dolphins DST held the Chiefs to 10 points and got three sacks. Consider the Dolphins and their IDP players a good start in Week 11 against Minnesota, which is a struggling offense right now. << MORE FANTASY FOOTBALL NEWS/ARTICLES CLICK HERE >>