Who was the Fantasy Player of the Week? Vote on the top performers and decide who was the most valuable!
| Team | Player | Analysis |
 Minnesota Vikings |  Brett Favre, QB | (22/25, 213 yards, 4 TDs): Favre continued his assault on the opposition in Week 11, completing 88 percent of his passes for 213 yards and four touchdowns. His scoring strikes came on passes of 23, 8,3 and 7 yards, the last of which went to WR Sidney Rice. Favre, who was held out of the fourth quarter of what was a blowout win over the Seahawks, has become a solid No. 1 fantasy quarterback again. |
| Team | Player | Analysis |
 New York Giants |  Eli Manning, QB | (25/39, 384 yards, 3 TDs): Manning, the top quarterback sleeper on NFL.com in Week 11, made good on what was a great matchup against the Falcons with 384 yards and three touchdowns. His scores came on strikes of 28, 4 and 3 yards, two of which went to his tight end, Kevin Boss. Manning has now posted two straight strong stat lines and is re-gaining some value after a midseason swoon. |
| Team | Player | Analysis |
 Cleveland Browns |  Brady Quinn, QB | (21/33, 304 yards, 4 TDs): When two really bad teams meet between the white lines, fantasy owners can oftentimes expect a shootout. That's what happened in Detroit, as the Browns and Lions combined for 75 points and 912 yards of total offense. Quinn, who was owned in a mere six percent of NFL.com leagues, benefitted with 304 yards, four touchdown passes and a stellar 36-point fantasy performance. |
| Team | Player | Analysis |
 Detroit Lions |  Matthew Stafford, QB | (26/43, 422 yards, 5 TDs): Quinn was mighty good against the Lions, but Stafford was even better. The rookie led NFL.com with 42 fantasy points on the strength of his 422 yards and five touchdown passes in a one-point win over the Browns. Unfortunately, most owners didn't reap the reward of this solid stat line. Stafford was owned in just 25 percent of NFL.com leagues this week. He was active in four percent. |
| Team | Player | Analysis |
 Miami Dolphins |  Ricky Williams, RB | (138 scrimmage yards, 3 TDs): Williams was an absolute beast on Thursday night, rushing for 119 yards and two touchdowns in a 24-17 win over the Panthers. Williams also scored as a receiver out of the backfield and finished with a solid 30 fantasy points on NFL.com. With RB Ronnie Brown done for the season, Williams has a chance to be a top-10 fantasy back down the stretch. |
Michael Fabiano is an award-winning fantasy football analyst on NFL.com. Have a burning question for Michael on anything fantasy football related? Leave it in our comments section or send it to AskFabiano@nfl.com!
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