Over the past 24 hours, several key developments and analyses have emerged in the realm of fantasy football as teams and players prepare for Week 11 of the NFL season.

## Key Start and Sit Recommendations

- **Justin Herbert** is highlighted as a top quarterback start for Week 11, facing the Cincinnati Bengals, who are allowing the fifth most points per game to quarterbacks this season. Herbert has consistently performed well over the last three weeks, scoring at least 19 fantasy points in each game[1].
- **Deebo Samuel** is another strong start, particularly against the Seattle Seahawks. Samuel has averaged 128.4 scrimmage yards per game and 25 fantasy points in eight career matchups against the Seahawks, the highest career scrimmage yards per game against any single opponent in the Super Bowl era[1].

## Sleepers and Deep League Options

- For deeper leagues or as replacement options, players like **David Njoku** are considered sleepers. Njoku faces the New Orleans Saints, and with Dalton Kincaid potentially out, Njoku could see increased snaps and targets. The Chiefs, whom the Bills face, are allowing a league-high 78 receiving yards per game to tight ends[1].
- Other sleepers include players who might benefit from favorable matchups or increased playing time due to injuries. For example, **Dawson Knox** could have a significant role if Kincaid misses the game against the Chiefs[1].

## Players to Avoid

- **Jake Ferguson** is listed as a player to avoid, given his poor recent performance and a tough matchup against the Houston Texans. The Texans are allowing the fewest receiving yards per game to tight ends this season, and Ferguson has yet to score a touchdown this year[1].
- **Darnell Mooney** is also expected to struggle against the Denver Broncos, who have been stingy against wide receivers, allowing the third-fewest fantasy points and fourth-fewest receiving touchdowns[1].

## Injury and Availability Updates

- **Trevor Lawrence** remains out, which continues to impact fantasy lineups. Other players, such as **Dalton Kincaid**, are at risk of sitting out, affecting the roles of other players like Dawson Knox[4].

## DFS and Lineup Management

- For Daily Fantasy Sports (DFS) players, the focus is on identifying high-value players and sleepers. The Huddle's DFS Domination article breaks down top players and sleepers for DraftKings and FanDuel, emphasizing the need to optimize lineups given the upcoming bye weeks and injuries[2].
- General lineup management advice includes checking the latest injury reports, weather updates, and game predictions to make informed decisions about starts and sits[5].

## Game-by-Game Analysis

- Detailed analyses of each game are available, including start or sit recommendations for specific matchups. For instance, discussions around the Packers-Bears, Jaguars-Lions, and Seahawks-49ers games provide insights into player performances and potential outcomes[3].

These updates and analyses are crucial for fantasy football managers looking to make informed decisions for Week 11, especially with several key players dealing with injuries and challenging matchups.