2025-26 Fantasy Basketball Dynasty Rankings: Round 11

To help fantasy basketball managers prepare for dynasty drafts in 2025-26, here are rankings for the eleventh round.

2025-26 Fantasy Basketball Dynasty Rankings: Round 11

121. Cameron Johnson

Over the offseason, Cameron Johnson was traded to the Denver Nuggets. The forward’s fantasy value is mostly tied to the offensive categories, and his new team should generate plenty of scoring opportunities for him. The biggest risk of drafting the 29-year-old is injuries, as he’s only played 60+ contests twice in his six-year career.

122. Damian Lillard

After suffering an Achilles tear in the playoffs, Damian Lillard is sidelined for all of 2025-26. That’s not encouraging for a 35-year-old, and the injury could impact the rest of his career. Lillard’s numbers have declined, yet he is still a skilled scorer, playmaker, three-point specialist, free-throw shooter and can grab steals. The superstar guard is also returning to the Portland Trail Blazers.

123. Nikola Vucevic

Nikola Vucevic is coming off an unreal season that generated plenty of buzz. However, it’s only a matter of time before he’s traded or falls from his high. Until then, the big man is a double-double threat with very few holes in his game. The 34-year-old makes a solid impact on both ends of the floor, with steals typically being the category in which he lacks.

124. DeMar DeRozan

As a result of playing alongside two stars, DeMar DeRozan’s fantasy ranking fell in his first season with the Sacramento Kings. He remains a great source of percentages while also providing points, assists and some defensive stats. The forward’s biggest weakness is three-point shooting, though he has made minor improvements. Being 36, he’s also nearing the end of his career.

125. Bub Carrington

There’s a very good chance that Bub Carrington will be the Washington Wizards’ full-time starting point guard. If so, that will give him plenty of opportunities and help him improve. In that role last season, the 20-year-old offered promising numbers in points, rebounds, assists and threes. Carrington’s efficiency is a work in progress, and he doesn’t offer much defensively.

126. Kyshawn George

Sophomore Kyshawn George had a solid first year in the pros, starting over half of his games and receiving ample playing time. The good thing about playing for the rebuilding Wizards is that there will be plenty of opportunities for him to further develop. The 21-year-old impressed most defensively, and he’s shown his ability to knock down the three-ball.