NFL DFS Late Slate Picks Week 11

Welcome back, DFS Degenerates. Week 11 is here, and the Late Slate is once again serving up the kind of beautiful, frustrating puzzle we live for. This is the stretch of the season where edges get razor-thin, salaries get weird, and everyone thinks they’re sharper than they really are. Good. That’s precisely when we eat.

As always, I’m here to cut through the noise and break down the plays that can separate you from the field. We find the overlooked values, the leverage spots, the ceiling chasers, and the traps waiting to torch your bankroll if you’re not paying attention. Whether you’re firing single-entry or going full-on MME madness, this Late Slate has plenty of ways to get different without getting dumb.

Let’s dive in and make Week 11 another profitable one.

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Week 11 NFL DFS Late Slate Picks

Quarterbacks

Jacoby Brissett, Arizona Cardinals

Jacoby Brissett has quietly been rock-solid, throwing two touchdowns in every start this season, four straight games of dependable production. He’s kept the Cardinals’ passing attack very much alive, and Week 11 sets up as another playable spot. The 49ers are in the middle of the pack against quarterbacks, allowing the 12th-most fantasy points to the position. Expect plenty of Brissett-to-McBride connections again this week.

$4,900 on DraftKings
$7,000 on FanDuel

Matthew Stafford, Los Angeles Rams

Stafford has been on fire lately; he has thrown 13 touchdowns over the past three games. He has great receivers in Puka Nacua and Davante Adams. To top it off, the Seahawks have a pass-funnel defense. Which means the Rams will pass and pass some more in Week 11. The question is how many touchdowns he can throw in Week 11?

$6,600 on DraftKings
$7.900 on FanDuel

Running Backs

Christian McCaffrey, San Francisco 49ers

The Cardinals are up for the Niners in Week 11. The Cardinals give up the twelfth most fantasy points to opposing teams’ running backs. In Week 3, McCaffrey had 140 total yards against this defense. I would expect him to be heavily involved on the ground and in the air.

$9,000 on DraftKings
$10,000 on FanDuel

Quinshon Judkins, Cleveland Browns

Judkins had a rough go in Week 10; he totaled 85 yards, but it took him 24 touches to get there. That is crappy production. But I have no fear because the Ravens are up in Week 11. The Ravens give up the eighth most fantasy points to opposing teams’ running backs. Judkins should be a studkins again in Week 11.

$6,400 on DraftKings
$7,700 on FanDuel

Emari Demercado, Arizona Cardinals

In Week 10, Demercado saw 42% of the Cardinals’ snaps at running back. He had only four carries but turned them into 64 yards. Demercado also had three receptions for another 40 yards. You should look for similar production from him in Week 11.

$4,500 on DraftKings
$5,300 on FanDuel

Wide Receivers

Michael Wilson, Arizona Cardinals

Marvin Harrison will miss this week’s game after having an appendectomy. The push Wilson up to being the second option in the Cardinals’ pass game. You can expect Wilson to see the second-most targets on the team behind Trey McBride. Wilson give you an inexpensive option in DFS that has lots of upside.

$3,800 on DraftKings
$5,500 on FanDuel

Jaxon Smith-Njigba, Seattle Seahawks

JSN has over 100 yards receiving and/or a touchdown in all but one game this season. He has double-digit fantasy scores in every game this season. If you wanted a sure thing, he is it. I don’t know what else I could say to sell you on him, just plug him in.

$8,900 on DraftKings
$9,700 on FanDuel

Jauan Jennings, San Francisco 49ers

Jennings has scored a touchdown in each of the last two games. He is coming on strong now that he is healthy. It looks like Brock Purdy and Ricky Pearsall will be back in the lineup, and this should help Jennings.

$5,100 on DraftKings
$6,200 on FanDuel

Tight Ends

AJ Barner, Seattle Seahawks

If you’re digging for a value tight end this week, AJ Barner is precisely the kind of play that pays off. He’s pulled in 21 balls for 236 yards and four touchdowns through eight games, and he’s clearly the Seahawks’ top pass-catching TE. The matchup sets up nicely, too. The Rams have been softer than most against tight ends, and Seattle leans on those heavy sets where Barner shines. I’m expecting 5–7 catches, 50–70 yards, and legit touchdown upside here. At his DFS price, Barner is the kind of value that turns your lineup into a money maker.

$3,100 on DraftKings
$5,400 on FanDuel

Trey McBride, Arizona Cardinals

McBride has five touchdowns in the four games Jacoby Brissett has been playing quarterback for the Cardinals. In Week 11, the Cardinals will play the Niners. The Niners are in the middle of the pack when it comes to defending tight ends. McBride will be the top option in the Cardinals’ passing game and should see massive volume in Week 11.

$6,300 on DraftKings
$7,00 on FanDuel

Defense

Baltimore Ravens

The Ravens draw a great matchup in Week 11 against the Browns, who surrender the second-most fantasy points to opposing defenses. Cleveland has been turnover-prone and struggles to put points on the board, making this a prime spot for Baltimore to rack up a couple of takeaways and keep the score low. This is one of the safest defensive plays of the week.

$3,800 on DraftKings
$4,500 on FanDuel

Make sure to check out all of our Week 11 Fantasy Football Rankings and Analysis!