Here’s a solid Week 11 PPR start/sit guide based on typical consensus guidance and recent matchups. I’ll assume standard 12-team PPR settings unless you tell me otherwise. Direct answer (top starts)

• QB: Josh Allen vs TB or Patrick Mahomes at DEN are the safest high-ceiling options. If you’re streaming, Baker Mayfield or Jordan Love have favorable still-good matchups in typical formats.
• RB: Bijan Robinson vs Carolina is a strong floor with excellent upside. Jahmyr Gibbs at Philadelphia is also a strong play given workload. If you need a pivot, James Cook at Tampa Bay is a solid RB2/flex in PPR.
• WR: Ja’Marr Chase at Pittsburgh, Jaxon Smith-Njigba vs Seattle, Puka Nacua at Seattle are top-tier options. Amon-Ra St. Brown at Detroit also remains a strong start in most lineups.
• TE: Brock Bowers or Travis Kelce if on strong teams; otherwise look to mid-tier options with favorable matchups like Dalton Schultz or Cole Turner in specific setups.
• FLEX: Combine your best WR/RB options from the list above, prioritizing targets with high snap counts and PPR reception volume.

Key considerations for Week 11

• Matchups drive value in PPR. Exploit high-target defenses and games expected to be shootouts; players facing weaker pass defenses or trailing scripts tend to produce more receptions.
• Injury news and game status matter. If a top WR or RB is questionable or limited in practice, have a reliable pivot ready (e.g., a high-volume RB2 or a WR3 with a favorable matchup).
• Bye weeks and weather can alter projections. If you’re juggling multiple questionable options, prioritize players with clearer roles and workloads.

If you’d like, share your roster (QB, RBs, WRs, TE, FLEX, and your opponent’s lineup) and any constraints (league size, bench rules, and whether you’re chasing a playoff-type push or just this week’s victory). I can tailor a precise start/sit plan for Week 11 and suggest potential waiver targets or trades to strengthen your postseason push.