Week 11 has the chance to be a lot of fun in Fantasy and reality. For starters, Jameis Winston is back as the quarterback for the Giants with Jaxson Dart (concussion) hurt, and he's always worth watching, even in a tough matchup at Green Bay.

We also have the potential game of the season with Seattle at the Rams, and there are other great matchups with Tampa Bay at Buffalo, Kansas City at Denver and Detroit at Philadelphia. These games could impact the NFL playoffs in a major way.

The Fantasy playoffs are also getting close, and managers are hoping to get their rosters right. We'll do our best to help, and this should be a great week for Fantasy quarterbacks, as you'll read about below.

The rookie running backs are also ready to make a significant impact, especially TreVeyon Henderson and Woody Marks, who are both worth starting in Week 11. And RJ Harvey might be ready to help Fantasy managers in a big way with J.K. Dobbins (foot) banged up.

At receiver, we don't have Marvin Harrison Jr. (appendix) for Week 11, but hopefully other receivers are ready to step up for Fantasy managers like Tez Johnson, Jauan Jennings and Wan'Dale Robinson, who could be awesome with Winston.

We'll also have you covered at tight end, DST and kicker. I can't wait for Week 11 to start, and I hope your Fantasy teams will be successful in this scoring period.

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Ravens (at CLE)

This hasn't been a good season for Baltimore's defense, but the Ravens are playing better of late. Baltimore has allowed 19 points or less in four games in a row against the Rams, Bears, Dolphins and Vikings, and the Ravens have four interceptions and three fumbles over that span. Cleveland has scored 20 points or less in all but one game this season, and the Browns have allowed 26 sacks on the year. I like the Ravens DST as a top-five Fantasy option in Week 11.

Falcons (vs. CAR)
Cowboys (at LV)
Dolphins (vs. WAS)

Seahawks (at LAR)

The Seahawks DST was dominant in Week 10 against Arizona with two touchdowns, five sacks and two fumble recoveries. But things should change in Week 11 against the Rams. The Rams have only allowed 14 sacks on the season and just three in the past three games. The Rams have only given up five fumbles and two interceptions and none since Week 6. And the Rams have scored at least 34 points in three games in a row. Hold the Seahawks DST until Week 12 for the matchup at Tennessee. But sit the Seahawks DST in Week 11 at the Rams.