Searching for Week 11’s best Dallas Cowboys fantasy football picks? The three players that must start are highlighted in this guide.
Fantasy managers still have guys to rely on even though the Dallas Cowboys are having a bad season.
Dallas suffered yet another crushing defeat at home, losing 34-6 to the Philadelphia Eagles in an afternoon that at least pleased the owners of Brandon Aubrey.
The Cowboys will have a difficult test in Week 11 against the Houston Texans, who just lost by three points to the Detroit Lions, the NFC’s top team.
I commend individuals who continue to have faith in any Cowboys player to perform well for their team.
The secret to a kicker’s success is consistency, and Brandon Aubrey’s incredible early career has been built on that.
Aubrey is one of the NFL’s most dependable kickers because of his ability to reliably split the uprights under duress and at any distance.
The All-Pro is still perfect 13–13 on extra point attempts, hasn’t missed an attempt since Week 5 at Pittsburgh, and scored two more field goals in Week 10 from 46 and 23 yards out.
Tight end Jake Ferguson remains a key component of the offence even after a somewhat quiet performance last Sunday in which he was targeted just five times for 24 receiving yards.
Because of his flexibility as a blocker and receiver, the third-year player is a dependable target for quarterback Cooper Rush, particularly in pivotal moments.
Ferguson keeps opposing defences on their toes with his ability to stretch the defence vertically and make plays in the middle of the field.
CeeDee Lamb might have had a good day at work if the sun had taken a break or if there had been curtains at AT&T Stadium.
Late in the first half, Lamb was blinded by the sun’s cruel deception, depriving the Cowboys of a touchdown that could have been the game-winning play.
At least the game on Monday will be played after the sun has set.
Even though Lamb only had six receptions for 21 yards last Sunday and quarterback Dak Prescott is gone for the remainder of the season, he still had plenty of opportunity with ten targets.
The Pro Bowl wide receiver has seen double-digit targets for the fourth week in a row.
After ten games, the Texans’ pass defence has allowed 21 touchdowns through the air, which is the second-highest total in the league, despite only allowing 182.2 passing yards per game.
