The fantasy basketball landscape continues to evolve as elite performances and shifting roles reshape the latest rankings. Our NBA Fantasy Power Rankings for Week 11 break down the top producers based on recent fantasy basketball stats, usage trends and overall impact across standard formats. With injuries affecting rotations and depth charts leaguewide, staying current on NBA news and player production is essential for managers navigating weekly decisions. This update highlights the league's hottest stars, evaluates where they stand in the broader fantasy basketball rankings, and offers an early look at key Week 12 matchups to help inform lineup planning and roster strategy.
NBA Fantasy Power Rankings for Week 11
#1. Tyrese Maxey, 76ers 
Last Week: 67.8 FP/G Season Rank: 4 (58.0 FP/G)
Maxey gives us a fresh face atop the rankings this week. He earned his spot with a blistering three-game run that saw him score 34 points or more in each contest while also averaging 8.7 assists, 6.7 rebounds, 1.7 steals and 1.3 blocks over the entirety of the sample. Maxey was locked in at an elite level from the field as well, draining 61.2% of his shots, including 53.8% from behind the arc, even though his ledger of opponents included the stingy defenses of the Thunder and Mavericks.
#2. Cade Cunningham, Pistons 
Last Week: 63.0 FP/G Season Rank: 3 (59.4 FP/G)
Cunningham continued to offer his usual high-caliber well-rounded production during the Pistons' three-game week, contributing a pair of his trademark points-assists double-doubles on
The fantasy basketball landscape continues to evolve as elite performances and shifting roles reshape the latest rankings. Our NBA Fantasy Power Rankings for Week 11 break down the top producers based on recent fantasy basketball stats, usage trends and overall impact across standard formats. With injuries affecting rotations and depth charts leaguewide, staying current on NBA news and player production is essential for managers navigating weekly decisions. This update highlights the league's hottest stars, evaluates where they stand in the broader fantasy basketball rankings, and offers an early look at key Week 12 matchups to help inform lineup planning and roster strategy.
NBA Fantasy Power Rankings for Week 11
#1. Tyrese Maxey, 76ers
Last Week: 67.8 FP/G Season Rank: 4 (58.0 FP/G)
Maxey gives us a fresh face atop the rankings this week. He earned his spot with a blistering three-game run that saw him score 34 points or more in each contest while also averaging 8.7 assists, 6.7 rebounds, 1.7 steals and 1.3 blocks over the entirety of the sample. Maxey was locked in at an elite level from the field as well, draining 61.2% of his shots, including 53.8% from behind the arc, even though his ledger of opponents included the stingy defenses of the Thunder and Mavericks.
#2. Cade Cunningham, Pistons
Last Week: 63.0 FP/G Season Rank: 3 (59.4 FP/G)
Cunningham continued to offer his usual high-caliber well-rounded production during the Pistons' three-game week, contributing a pair of his trademark points-assists double-doubles on his way to averages of 28.3 points, 9.7 assists, 6.3 rebounds, 2.0 steals and 1.0 blocks per contest over the course of the scoring period. The star guard's shot was far from its sharpest (43.9%), but the fact he converted his 10.3 visits to the free-throw line at an outstanding 96.8% clip went a long way to keeping him in a top-3 spot this week.
#3. Deni Avdija, Trail Blazers 
Last Week: 61.0 FP/G Season Rank: 9 (51.4 FP/G)
Avdija is starting to become a more frequent presence in the highest levels of the fantasy landscape, as the 2020 first-round pick is finally having his long-awaited breakout season. The Blazers star's latest exploits included a triple-double and a pair of double-doubles over Portland's four-game Week 11 schedule, along with averages of 26.8 points, 9.8 assists, 8.5 rebounds and 1.3 steals per game. Avdija also created plenty of additional scoring opportunities by virtue of his average of 11.0 visits to the free-throw line, and his stellar all-around play helped Portland to a 3-1 record on the week.
#4. Luka Doncic, Lakers 
Last Week: 61.0 FP/G Season Rank: 2 (65.5 FP/G)
Luka slotted into the bottom half of the top five for the second straight week, but that was much more so a byproduct of the excellent trio of aforementioned performances, rather than any shortcomings on his part. Dončić was his usual self, putting up at least 30 points in each of his three games and recording one double-double. His final tally for the scoring period was a typically well-rounded 33.3 points, 9.0 assists and 6.7 rebounds, along with an 82.6% success rate from the line on an average of a whopping 15.3 visits per game. Luka's offensive exploits helped the Lakers to a pair of 120-plus-point nights, and his double-double notably came in a tough matchup against the Pistons to open the scoring period.
#5. Jalen Johnson, Hawks 
Last Week: 58.5 FP/G Season Rank: 5 (56.9 FP/G)
Johnson continued surging in Week 11 with another multi-game absence for Trae Young. With his star teammate sidelined due to a quadriceps contusion for the three games Johnson played in Week 11, the talented forward delivered averages of 27.3 points, 9.0 rebounds, 8.7 assists and 1.3 steals while shooting 56.1%, including 44.4% from 3-point range. Those numbers were partly comprised of a triple-double and double-double apiece in a pair of victories for Atlanta, as Johnson continued to display career-best versatility and the ability to put the Hawks on his shoulders during Young's frequent injury sabbaticals.
Week 12 Preview
The following players are top fantasy point producers and play at least three games next week with fewer than two matchups against top-10 defenses:
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, Thunder (55.8 FP/G) - CHA, UTA, @MEM, MIA
Jalen Johnson, Hawks (56.9 FP/G) - @TOR, NOP, @DEN, @GSW
Anthony Edwards, Timberwolves (48.4 FP/G) - MIA, CLE, @CLE, SAN
Jamal Murray, Nuggets (48.3 FP/G) - @PHI, @BOS, ATL, MIL
Zion Williamson, Pelicans (40.2 FP/G) - LAL, @ATL, @WAS, @ORL
