Nick Chubb or Woody Marks: Who should I start for Week 11 Fantasy Football?

As Nick Chubb and Woody Marks may know, it's almost time once again for fantasy football managers to finalize their picks for Week 11. Some choices might span the country, but this one is in the same locker room. Should managers go with the former Cleveland Browns bellcow or the young former member of the USC Trojans?

Sportskeeda is here to answer that question, taking a deep look at both running backs, starting with Chubb.

Is Nick Chubb a good fantasy pick in Week 11?

Chubb at Denver Broncos v Houston Texans - NFL 2025 - Source: Getty

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According to Sportskeeda's Who Should I Start Tool, Nick Chubb is in for a usable day in fantasy football, but not one that many would be thrilled with. Chubb is projected to earn 55.7 yards with a 30% chance of a touchdown. He is also in line to earn a catch for 7.4 yards.

The Tennessee Titans are likely to keep the running back largely in check, making him a player with a semi-low ceiling this week. Is that the case for the Houston Texans' entire running back room or is Woody Marks a better option? Let's dive a bit deeper.

Is Woody Marks a good fantasy pick in Week 11?

Woody Marks at Jacksonville Jaguars v Houston Texans - Source: Getty

Woody Marks is in line for a good day against the Tennessee Titans, but not an amazing one, according to Sportskeeda's Who Should I Start Tool. Marks is projected to earn 57.8 yards with a coin-flip chance of a touchdown.

Additionally, the back is expected to earn about two receptions for 16.4 yards with no chance of a receiving touchdown. He is usable as a flex or a desperation RB2, but how does that compare to what Chubb is in line for?

Should I start Nick Chubb or Woody Marks in Week 11 fantasy football?

Woody Marks vs Nick Chubb - Sportskeeda's Who Should I Start Tool

Woody Marks and Nick Chubb are stuck in a committee, setting a low ceiling for both running backs. However, Marks received more carries than Chubb in Week 10, signalling a changing of the guard.

Sportskeeda's Who Should I Start Tool appears to believe the pattern will continue. As such, Marks receives the nod. The back is projected to earn 12.5 points compared to Chubb's 9.4 points. In some cases, it's close enough to let one's fandom make the final tie-breaker, but this time around, there is a clear better choice.

Edited by Ian Van Roy