Fantasy Football Quarterback Waiver Wire Adds for Week 11: Dillon Gabriel, Jacoby Brissett, Aaron Rodgers and More

Week 10 of the NFL regular season wraps up on Monday, but we're going to get a jump on week 11 waiver wire options starting with this article.

Here, I'll point out some waiver options at quarterback. Check back for more waiver wire analysis!

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Should You Add Davis Mills or C.J. Stroud?

Mills was good in the team's comeback win over the Jaguars. He was filling in for the injured Stroud and is the top fantasy QB going into the Monday night game.

Mills was 27-of-45 passing for 292 yards, two touchdowns and one interception. He added 20 rushing yards and a score on three carries.

The Texans' week 11 matchup will be against the Titans, which is a slightly above-average matchup for fantasy QBs. Mills will be trustworthy now if he gets another start, while Stroud could be a decent option too in this matchup.

I'd definitely look into adding the Houston starting quarterback for week 11. Now we just wait to see who it will be.

Should You Add Russell Wilson or Jaxson Dart?

Dart suffered a concussion on Sunday, and could miss week 11 against the Packers. That would give Wilson a chance to start again.

Dart was 19-of-29 passing for 242 yards on Sunday before leaving the game. He added 66 rushing yards and two touchdowns on six carries, but did fumble.

Wilson was 3-of-7 passing for 24 yards, while rushing for 12 yards on two carries after relieving Dart.

The Packers are a below-average matchup for a fantasy QB, but that could change depending on how they look on Monday night. The short week could also make life a touch easier on whoever starts for the Giants.

Dart has the higher fantasy upside of course, but Wilson isn't the worst starting option because of his history. He'd be worth considering in some deeper leagues, especially if Green Bay's defense looks a bit shaky on Monday night.

Should You Add Mac Jones or Brock Purdy?

Jones started again for the Niners in week 10, but after the team was blasted by the Rams, maybe Purdy will finally get his job back. He's been out with an injury most of the season.

Jones was 33-of-39 passing for 319 yards, three touchdowns and one interception. He had a three-yard rush as well.

Jones is a more-than-capable fantasy option if he makes another start. Purdy, of course, has been a top-end fantasy QB in the past, so both are good options, even in not-so-favorable matchups.

The starting QB will have a tougher test against the Cardinals in week 11. Jones played against Arizona back in week 3, going 27-of-41 for 284 yards, a score and a pick, while losing a yard on a rushing attempt.

I wouldn't worry about the fantasy matchup too much, and be happy to start Jones or Purdy in a good amount of leagues.

Should You Add Dillon Gabriel?

Gabriel easily had his best fantasy showing of the season on Sunday against the Jets. He was 17-of-32 passing for 167 yards and two scores, while avoiding a pick. Gabriel added 54 rushing yards on five carries.

I wouldn't say his starting job is locked in, but I'd expect him to start in week 11 against the Ravens. Baltimore's defense is improving, but it's still an above-average matchup for an opposing fantasy QB.

That means that Gabriel will be a deep-league option for those needing a QB in week 11. Only two teams will be on byes, so there's probably better options out there though.

Gabriel is a guy to keep an eye on in case he keeps delivering similar results to he did in week 10.

Should You Add Jacoby Brissett?

The Cardinals got smacked by the Seahawks in week 10, but Brissett still was an above-average fantasy QB.

He completed half of his 44 passes for 258 yards, two touchdowns and no interceptions. Brissett rushed for 31 yards on four carries, but he did fumble twice.

He's been at 19 or more fantasy points in four straight games, which is a good reason to add him going into week 11. Brissett will be the Cardinals' starter for the foreseeable future.

His matchup against the Niners in week 11 will be a pretty favorable one, so I'd definitely consider Brissett in all leagues. He's a better deep-league asset probably, but in a pinch, he wouldn't be a crazy streaming option in standard leagues.

Should You Add Geno Smith?

Smith didn't fare too well back on Thursday, but he has a stellar matchup in week 11, so he gets mentioned here again.

He was 16-of-26 passing for 143 yards, no touchdowns and a pick against a tough Denver defense. He added seven rushing yards on three carries.

Smith will have the most favorable fantasy matchup a QB could have against the Cowboys in week 11. That defense has been picked apart by QBs all season, and despite a lack of offensive playmakers in Las Vegas, I could see Smith putting together a big fantasy showing.

He's definitely a deep-league option for week 11, and he'll even be part of standard league streaming options for me. He won't rank in my top 10, but instead be more average. Still, if you like playing matchups, they don't get any better than this, so don't forget about him.

Should You Add Tua Tagovailoa?

Tagovailoa helped the Dolphins to a shocking win over the Bills, and it wasn't all that close either.

He was 15-of-21 passing for 173 yards, two touchdowns and two picks. Tagovailoa lost a yard on two rushing attempts.

After an OK fantasy showing against a tougher defense, Tagovailoa moves back to a high-end streaming option in a great matchup against the Commanders in week 11. Only Dallas has allowed fantasy QBs to score more points so far this season.

Tagovailoa isn't the most trustworthy fantasy option, but in a pinch, I could see using him in standard leagues. Most of the high-end fantasy matchups next week are by sparsely-owned QBs, and Tagovailoa is right there amongst the most trustworthy of the group.

Should You Add Aaron Rodgers?

Rodgers might get the nod over Tagovailoa for the most trustworthy vet with a good matchup in week 11.

He gets the Bengals, a team he scored over 20 fantasy points against back in week 7. Cincy is the third-best fantasy matchup for a QB so far.

Rodgers was not great on Sunday night against the Chargers in week 10, so that will make it tougher to trust him for next week. Rodgers was 16-of-31 passing for 161 yards, a touchdown and two interceptions, while not adding anything as a rusher.

It was his worst fantasy showing of the season, but second below-average score in a row. I get if you don't want to trust Rodgers, but his matchup is great next week, and he's already delivered in it this season, so at least consider him.

Should You Add Jordan Love?

Love will play on Monday night against the Eagles, and it will be interesting to see how he looks against a good defense in his first game without Tucker Kraft out there.

His week 11 matchup against the Giants is stellar, so regardless of how he looks on Monday, Love will be an above-average option for week 11. 

Love is rostered in most leagues already, but he should jump to 100% for this super favorable matchup coming up in week 11. 

Maybe you could beat the crowd and add him before the Monday night game kicks off (if your roster allows). He will be ranked pretty highly for me, unless something unexpected happens on Monday night.