Week 11 fantasy stars who were likely unowned, including Jeff Driskel

In his seventh career start (five with the Bengals last season), Driskel accounted for three touchdowns in a game for the first time in his career. He now has 88 rushing yards in the two games he has replaced the injured Matthew Stafford.

Also making this list in Week 3, Pollard (drafted in the sixth round in 2019) scored on a 21-yard reception early in the second quarter on Sunday for his first career receiving touchdown. His four receptions nearly equaled his total of five in nine games entering Week 11.

Baltimore’s bell-cow back for much of the latter half of 2018, Edwards has seen much less touches after the team signed Mark Ingram III this past offseason. With Baltimore handily beating the Texans on Sunday, Edwards saw the field more and sprinted for a 63-yard score late in the game.

Now in his fourth season, Grant took his ninth career carry for his first rushing touchdown. Right before halftime on Sunday, he also took a kickoff 101 yards to the house. According to the Miami Herald, his four career special team scores (two kick return, two punt return) are the most in franchise history.

With injuries to T.Y. Hilton and Parris Campbell, Johnson has been thrust into action. The third-year receiver had just one catch on the season entering Week 11, and his third quarter touchdown was just the second of his career.

For the second time in four weeks, Griffin makes the list as the tight end. He has 16 catches and three touchdowns in his last four games after totaling just nine receptions with one score in his first six outings.