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Mack Hollins (WR-NE), Kyle Williams (WR-NE) - Both of these players were likely on your redraft waiver wire - and in Hollins' case, dynasty waiver wire - going into this week. With Kayshon Boutte missing another week, both will get a chance to show what they can do against a shorthanded Jets defense, and a matchup against the abysmal Bengals defense is up in Week 12. It's not difficult to picture one of these two downfield targets maintaining fantasy relevance on the back of great play from Drake Maye.
Ken Walker III (RB-SEA), Zach Charbonnet (RB-SEA), Sam Darnold (QB-SEA) - The Seahawks offense wasn't as productive as it could have been in Week 10 because their defense scored twice to put the game out of reach before halftime. Do you remember the two weeks that Klint Kubiak's New Orleans offense looked like it might be the best in the NFL last season? The Seahawks have added a key player from that offense - Rashid Shaheed - and the running game came alive last week with over 180 yards and two scores. Once again, both Walker and Charbonnet have the potential to be league winners if one goes down, and they can both be fantasy relevant with a high weekly ceiling in this offense, even if both stay healthy. Darnold could be a top 5-7 quarterback the rest of the way, with only the quality of Seattle's defense potentially keeping them out of shootouts working against him.
David Montgomery (RB-DET) - Montgomery ran well in Week 10, but didn't score even though the Lions put 44 points on the board against Washington. With Dan Campbell calling plays and getting the ceiling of this offense back where it was last year, the scoring opportunities will continue to come for Montgomery, who also has league-winner upside if Jahmyr Gibbs goes down. Montgomery is probably dirt cheap in dynasty leagues if he's not on a contender's roster.
Travis Kelce (TE-KC) - It hasn't been noted widely in the fantasy community, but Kelce appears to be the biggest beneficiary of Rashee Rice's return to the lineup. In the three games that Rice played in this season, Kelce has caught 13 of 16 targets for 219 yards and a score. That's almost 17 yards per reception. His low water mark was a 3-54 line in a 31-0 blowout of the Raiders that saw the Chiefs let up early in the second half on offense. He should be a solid TE1 with the potential for spike weeks in a souped-up offense. Kelce was considered over the hill coming into the season, but he's the perfect trade deadline pickup if you need a tight end in dynasty leagues.
Ryan Flournoy (WR-DAL), Andrei Iosivas (WR-CIN) - These two are deep dynasty specials. They could be on the waiver wire coming off their bye, but both have potential over the rest of the season and the long haul. The Cowboys promoted Flournoy to their #3 receiver over Jalen Tolbert before the bye, and Iosivas has been entrenched as the #3 receiver in Cincinnati since developing quickly as an Ivy League physical wonder who adjusted to NFL play faster than expected. If either of the top two receivers for these high-octane passing games goes down, you'll have something in these players. Flournoy has already shown what he can do with a 100+ yard game while CeeDee Lamb was out, and Iosivas has two games with at least five catches and 66 yards in the last five, with Ja'Marr Chase and Tee Higgins both healthy.