Fantasy Football Week 11: Stock Watch

In his Week 11 stock watch, fantasy football expert Bill Enright reviews the latest positive and negative shifts in player value

November 14, 2019 Bill Enright Season Long – All Sports, Season Long – NFL, Season Long – NFL Home

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TEAM OFFENSE PASS RUSH YDS/PLAY POINTS

Denver Broncos 22 23 20 24 11

Los Angeles Chargers 26 25 23 19 20

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TEAM	OFFENSE	PASS	RUSH	YDS/PLAY	POINTS
Denver Broncos	22	23	20	24	11
Los Angeles Chargers	26	25	23	19	20