Fantasy Football Today Beyond the Box Score: Chargers-Steelers, Justin Jefferson, Zay Flowers, TreVeyon Henderson, Troy Franklin and More (11/10 Fantasy Football Podcast)
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Nov 10, 2025 The hosts dive into the Chargers' win over the Steelers, scrutinizing Justin Herbert's performance and the implications of injuries on the teams. They analyze Zay Flowers' role alongside Lamar Jackson and debate whether TreVeyon Henderson is a buy or sell. There's also a discussion about the impact of coaching changes on offensive strategies, plus a look ahead to next season’s quarterback draft values. Justin Jefferson's fantasy outlook and intriguing player metrics from Seattle round out the conversation.
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Herbert's Play Hinges On His Tackles
- Justin Herbert's performance drops significantly without franchise tackle Joe Alt because his throw timing shifts to very quick reads.
- Adam Aizer warns Herbert's ceiling is limited without his tackles, making him a mid-tier QB option rather than a clear league-winner.
Johnston's Usage Is Rising
- Chargers are shifting more designed work to Quentin Johnston and decreasing Keenan Allen's role in three-wide sets.
- Quentin Johnston saw heavy in-line and first-read targets, suggesting usage could grow if teammates like Gadsden miss time.
Metcalf's Problem Is Targets
- DK Metcalf's fantasy slump stems from volume, not efficiency; his targets have cratered into the low 100s pace.
- Adam Aizer notes Metcalf sits outside top-30 per-game PPR because the target share has evaporated despite solid per-target metrics.