Week 11 NFL Cheat Sheet | DFS, Prop Betting and Start/Sit Decoder

The Week 11 NFL Matchup Chart from Dynasty Nerds is your all-in-one tool for fast, data-driven lineup decisions. Whether you’re determining DFS lineups, making tricky start/sit calls, or weighing player props, the CheatChart provides an overview of every positional advantage across all 32 teams.

Find your player’s team, check their position and instantly see how much better or worse they are expected to perform compared to their season average. It’s the ultimate advantage for anyone looking for that final roster spot or daily fantasy payout.

Looking for individual player matches? See our Week 11 Advanced Statistics flagship article.

🧠 How to use the Dynasty Nerds Week 11 Matchup Chart

Step 1: Find your player’s team in the first column.
Step 2: Follow that line until your player’s position (QB, RB, WR, TE, K or DST).
Step 3: That percentage shows how much better or worse they are expected to perform this week compared to their norm.

Example: If you are unsure between Khalil Shakir (WR-BUF) And Quinshon Judkins (RB-CLE)

• Shakir’s WR matchup shows +13%a moderately positive view.
• Judkins’ RB matchup is –17%a moderately negative one.

Given both average around 12 PPG, skinny Shakir for week 11.

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🔥 Quarterback Matchups | Week 11 Fantasy Football Cheat Sheet

Geno Smith has the gold star matchup for QB this week 40%. Though short on fantasy, he goes against the Cowboys, who have been a money printer for opposition fantasy players. He’s a high-risk, high-reward QB2 this week.

Justin Herbert gets the second best QB matchup of the week. His volume was great – start him with confidence.

Jordan Love holds the third highest spot with a matchup of 31%. The overall matchup isn’t anything to write home about, but he’s a solid starter regardless.

Cam Ward comes in last with a matchup of –41%. Between his performance and this matchup, he’s almost unstartable even in SuperFlex leagues.

Baker Mayfield gets the second worst matchup at QB with –33%. Despite having some poor performances over the past month, he is still a QB1 of the week.

MacJones sits third from the bottom with a –26% matchup. He’s had a good week, so it’s tempting to start with him, but be aware that his minimum level will be low.

💪 Running Back Matchups | Week 11 Fantasy Football Cheat Sheet

Rico Dowdle gets this week’s best matchup for RB with 43%. While both teams in this game have been unpredictable this season, Dowdle has led Carolina when healthy and can come into the game with confidence.

Jaylen Warren has a great matchup of 37%. Warren has by far the best rush share of this week’s top three matchups and has the best chance to give you a week-winning performance.

Rachad White gets the third overall matchup at RB this week 36%. While he wasn’t earth-shattering, he should be included in your lineup this week.

Saquon Barkley comes in last with a matchup of –32%. However, that doesn’t stop you from starting it right away.

RJ Harvey is in second to last place this week with one –31% matchup. Despite that, with J. K. Dobbins is expected to miss this week, he can get started as he will likely get the lion’s share of the rushing work. Just don’t expect breakthrough performance just yet.

Tyrone Tracy has the third toughest match this week with –29%. He only had 71 yards on 14 carries in a good matchup last week, so he should be avoided as this is on the opposite end of the spectrum.

🎯 Wide Receiver Matchups | Week 11 Fantasy Football DFS Insights

Justin Jefferson leads the competition this week with a 34% matchup. Despite poor performances, both he and Jordan Addison should be in the lineup this week.

Rome Odunze gets the next best matchup at WR with a 24%. He’s coming off a big week, and with DJome Moeuré does is broken, there’s a chance he could see another big game.

Ja’Marr Chase rounds out the top three matchups with 23%. Both he and Tee Higgins should be automatic starters every week anyway – this is just the icing on the cake.

Stefon Diggs comes in last with a matchup of –25%. The implied game script is not in his favor; you shouldn’t think of it as anything more than a low-end WR2.

Chimeric Dike And Elic Ayomanor sit right in front of him –22%. Combined with by Calvin Ridley possible return, neither of these Titans receivers should be started if you can avoid it.

Rashee Rice is currently in third place with a –20% matchup. That said, his target share has been elite since returning from suspension, and he should be a weekly starter regardless of the matchup.

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🧩 Tight match-ups | Week 11 Fantasy Football Cheat Sheet

Oronde Gadsden gets a really nice matchup from 69% this week. His target share has been fantastic, so despite a poor performance he should be locked up this week. Maybe also consider choosing his manager later in dynasty leagues; this could be a small buy-low moment.

A. J. Barner gets the next best matchup at TE with a 38%. His goals are unpredictable, so you can overlook him in most leagues.

Brock Bowers has the #3 matchup at TE with a 34%. He’ll face Dallas, so while you can’t expect another appearance in Week 9, it’s more likely this week than most.

Cade Otton has the worst matchup of the week at TE with a –49%. That said, his volume makes him a lock-down TE1 week in and week out.

Sam LaPorta has the next toughest match this week with a –47%. He’s also in the tight end group with elite target shares, so you can start him anyway.

Johnny Mundt has the third toughest match this week with –43%. You can even leave him on waivers in a good matchup.

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🛡️ IDP Matchups | Top DL, LB and DB plays for Week 11

Last week’s DB game of the week, Cole Bishophas yielded a lot.

This week we continue to focus on the Miami game Mike Sainristil. He’s easily the best fantasy DB on the Washington roster, but… Jeremy Reaves can also be considered. Both should have close to 100% snap counts this week due to team injuries, so it’s an especially good situation.

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🧠 Week 11 NFL CheatChart FAQ | Fantasy Football, DFS and Prop Bet Edges

Question 1: How does the Week 11 NFL CheatChart help build fantasy football and DFS lineups?
A: The Week 11 NFL Cheat Chart shows how each team performs against positional averages, revealing matchup advantages and weaknesses. It’s a quick way to see what players like Geno Smith or Rico Dowdle have higher ceilings based on opponent tendencies.

Question 2: Which players have the best matchups in the Week 11 CheatChart?
A: For both fantasy and DFS, Geno Smith, Rico Dowdle, Justin JeffersonAnd Oronde Gadsden headline of the week’s top edges. They all face a defense that is historically generous to their position group, giving them breakout potential in any format.

Q3: How do I read the percentages on the Dynasty Nerds CheatChart?
A: Positive percentages mean a team’s opponent is allowing more fantasy points than average for that position – green is good. Negative percentages mean the defense is limiting that position’s scoring; red is bad. The higher or lower the number, the stronger the effect.

Question 4: Which players should fantasy managers fade based on Week 11 matchups?
A: The card marks players as Cam Ward, Travis EtienneAnd Stefon Diggs as risk plays this week. Their opponents stifle fantasy output at their positions, giving them a tough start unless the volume or game script changes in their favor.

Question 5: How can I use the Week 11 NFL CheatChart to make prop bets or start/sit calls?
A: Use the diagram as your own matchup decoder. If a player’s team shows a large green number, it is a buy signal for overs, DFS exposure or starting decisions. Red numbers indicate under bets, fades or bench considerations. It’s a data-driven shortcut to faster setup clarity.

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