Week 11 Sunday DFS Lineups: Romeo Doubs, Jerry Jeudy, Aaron Jones and More

Week 11 of the NFL regular season is underway after the Patriots took care of the Jets on Thursday night.

Our attention now turns to the Sunday games, and I'm going to put together two DFS lineups on DraftKings for the afternoon games (so no Detroit, Philadelphia game or Dallas, Las Vegas game).

See which lineup you like more, or if you can come up with something better!

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DFS Lineup 1

Quarterback - Joe Flacco ($5,500)

I needed to save money to put together a good lineup, and Flacco helps me do that.

He's averaging 17.8 fantasy points per game, but has at least 18.8 in all four of his starts for Cincinnati.

His matchup against the Steelers is very favorable - Flacco scored 29 fantasy points in week 7 against the Steelers, so hopefully he can replicate that performance.

Running Back - Woody Marks ($5,400)

Marks is another way to save a little money with this lineup.

He's averaging 9.7 fantasy points per game so far, but had 16.1 last week. I like his matchup against the Titans, who he scored 27.9 points against back in week 4.

Let's hope the Texans control this game and allow the rookie to shine as the RB1.

Running Back - Jaylen Warren ($6,100)

Warren gets a favorable matchup in week 11 against the Steelers.

He's averaging 14.1 fantasy points per game so far, and scored 22.8 last time against the Bengals, and that was without a touchdown.

Warren could really deliver a monster fantasy score this week, so I love starting him this week.

Wide Receiver - Ja'Marr Chase ($8,500)

Another player from the Steelers, Bengals game, but for good reason.

Chase is a fantasy stud, and is averaging 22.3 fantasy points per game so far. The last time against the Steelers, all Chase did was score 41.1 fantasy points.

I expect Chase to shine again, and if he replicates that performance, this DFS lineup has a great chance to score super well.

Wide Receiver - Jerry Jeudy ($4,400)

After spending big with Chase, I needed to save a bit, so Jeudy made perfect sense.

He's averaging 7.5 fantasy points per game, but delivered a 19.8-point performance in week 10.

Jeudy has a nice matchup coming against the Ravens, who he scored 11.6 fantasy points against back in week 1. Let's hope he can build on last week.

Wide Receiver - Romeo Doubs ($5,000) 

Doubs got banged up in week 10, but should be good to go for week 11.

He's got a chance to lead the Packers' pass catchers in a favorable matchup against the Giants.

Doubs is averaging 11.7 fantasy points per game, and I think he tops that easily in week 11. Just watch his status and make sure he's active.

Tight End - Trey McBride ($6,300)

McBride is expensive, but he's worth it this week. He's already the top Arizona fantasy pass catcher, and with Marvin Harrison out, McBride should absolutely star in week 11.

He's averaging 17.8 fantasy points per game so far, and an average matchup should give him a chance to deliver again.

McBride scored 15.3 fantasy points in the first meeting against San Fran, so I like adding him to a DFS lineup this week.

Flex - George Kittle ($5,000)

I was really surprised to see Kittle at this price. He makes for a perfect flex choice.

He has a pretty average matchup against the Cardinals coming up.

Kittle is averaging 11.4 fantasy points per game so far, and is coming off a 23.4-point performance, so if he does anything near that, I like the chances with this lineup.

DST - Texans DST ($3,700)

Most weeks, I really like taking whatever DST is playing the Titans - this week, the Texans play the Titans, so they are my DST choice for this lineup.

They are a bit more pricey, but they are worth it. Houston's DST averages 9.8 fantasy points per game, and scored 14 fantasy points the last time the teams met.

Fire them up with confidence this week.

Final Thoughts

I really like this first DFS lineup. There's a good mix of high-scoring fantasy assets and super favorable matchups that should result in a big DFS score at the end of the week.

There's some history to go off of with several of these players, and even less impressive fantasy outings this time around should give me a big fantasy score.

We just need to hope that everyone stays healthy and we could be talking about a very good DFS score.

Let's see if we can improve on this lineup with a different set of players.

DFS Lineup 2

Quarterback - Jordan Love ($6,000)

Everyone has been dragging the Packers' offense and Love through the mud after two straight poor offensive showings. I think they turn things around in week 11.

Love has a great matchup coming against the Giants, and his struggles over the past couple weeks makes him a bit cheaper, so I'm taking advantage of that and adding him to my lineup.

Love is averaging 17.6 fantasy points per game so far, and I think he tops that in a breakout game for the Packers' offense.

Running Back - Josh Jacobs ($7,800)

If Love isn't throwing for a ton of yards, it should be Jacobs doing most of the rest of the damage.

He's averaging 19.7 fantasy points per game, and he should top that in a super favorable test against the Giants.

Pairing Love and Jacobs really sets up a nice fantasy floor with this lineup. If the Packers' offense explodes like I expect it to, this lineup is going to score a ton of points.

Running Back - Aaron Jones Sr. ($5,500)

Let's add a former Packer to the mix in Jones.

His status needs to be watched, but I expect him to play in a slightly above-average test against the Bears, who he scored 15.7 fantasy points against back in week 1.

Jones is averaging 10.1 fantasy points per game, but I see him shining in this upcoming matchup.

Wide Receiver - Michael Wilson ($3,800)

This has been a pretty pricey lineup so far, so I'm saving a bit here with Wilson.

With Harrison out this week, Wilson will be the top Arizona wideout against the Niners, which is a slightly above-average matchup on paper.

Wilson is averaging 5.7 fantasy points per game so far, and only scored 1.5 points the last time these teams met, but out of necessity, I expect Wilson to deliver this time around.

Wide Receiver - Jordan Addison ($5,500)

Addison is another way to save some money, but also add a good fantasy asset to the mix.

He's averaging 14.1 fantasy points per game so far this season. Addison has a favorable matchup against the Bears, and I expect him to shine alongside Justin Jefferson in this one.

Maybe Addison will even outperform Jefferson, which would really put this DFS lineup in a spot to be great.

Wide Receiver - Nico Collins ($6,700)

Collins is obviously a high-end fantasy wideout, but he's actually pretty affordable, so I got him in this lineup.

He's averaging 15.1 fantasy points per game, and scored 25.6 points with Davis Mills at QB last week.

I see Collins shining again with Mills at QB and in a favorable matchup against the Titans. 

Tight End - Oronde Gadsden ($4,600)

There was concern that he was going to miss time after getting hurt in week 10, but he's on track to play.

He's averaging 12 fantasy points per game, and has a super favorable test coming against the Jaguars.

Gadsden is coming off a 4.3-point outing, but again, he was hurt in that contest. He had scored 11.8 or more points in the four games before that, and I expect him to be in double figures again in week 11.

Flex - Ladd McConkey ($6,500)

I saved enough money along the way to add a really good flex player to the mix in McConkey.

He's back as the WR1 for the Chargers, and is averaging 14.4 fantasy points per game for the season now.

I like his matchup against Jacksonville, and he could really shine in week 11.

DST - Falcons DST ($3,500)

The Atlanta DST is another one I really like in week 11, so I'll try them in this lineup.

They get the Panthers, who have struggled on offense all season.

The Falcons DST is averaging 6.9 fantasy points per game, which sets them up super well in this favorable test. Atlanta scored just three fantasy points in a 30-0 loss to Carolina earlier this season, but I see this matchup going much, much differently, so I like starting the Falcons DST.

Final Thoughts

This lineup is another one with some great matchups across the board, but I took a couple more stabs on low-priced players, so I could add more high-end talent.

I need those lower-priced guys to deliver, and the higher-priced guys to at least score what they've averaged so far.

I'd guess my other lineup outscores this one, but this unique lineup maybe has a better chance of surprising.