I can help with Week 11 Start/Sit guidance, but I don’t have tool access in this turn to pull the latest specifics. If you’d like, I can provide general best-practice guidance and a framework you can apply to your league settings. Core idea

• Start or sit decisions hinge on matchup, ownership, and recent usage. Favor players with clear role durability and favorable oppositions, especially in PPR formats.

Assumptions I’ll use unless you specify otherwise

• Standard fantasy scoring or PPR with typical lineup: 1 QB, 2 RB, 2 WR, 1 TE, 1 Flex, 1 Defense/ST.
• 11-person or 12-person leagues common; you didn’t specify your roster, so I’ll give flexible guidance.

General start/sit framework

• Quarterbacks
  • Start if: favorable matchup, high floor (low turnover risk), or if the opponent struggles against pass-heavy teams.
  • Sit if: facing a top pass defense, or if the QB has a road matchup with uncertain weather/discipline concerns.
• Running backs
  • Start if: workload is secure (lead back duties, goal-line carries), especially in PPR if involved in short passes.
  • Sit if: committee with rapid game-flow changes, or if the defense heavily limits the back.
• Wide receivers
  • Start if: clear target share, favorable matchup, or elite volume in a high-scoring game script.
  • Sit if: matchup against top corner(s) or if the QB’s in a passing-game slump.
• Tight ends
  • Start if: targeted frequently in crucial red-zone routes or a volume-based usage pattern.
  • Sit if: limited routes/run-blocking split or a tough defensive matchup.
• Defenses
  • Start if: facing a turnover-prone or sack-prone offense, and the defense has consistent sack/turnover upside.
  • Sit if: facing a high-scoring offense or if the defense has been unusually weak recently.

Practical tips you can apply now

• Check injury reports and late-week practice notes; a last-minute downgrade can flip a start/sit.
• Look for players with secure roles, not just big week potential. A safe floor beats a volatile ceiling in many fantasy playoffs weeks.
• Consider game script expectations: if you expect a shootout, lean into high-volume receivers; if a grind-it-out game, prioritize backs and trusted short-area receivers.

If you share:

• Your league size and scoring (PPR or standard)
• Your current lineup (roster and bench)
• Any players you’re on the fence about for Week 11

I can tailor a precise Start/Sit list for you.