With four teams on bye this Week, some Fantasy owners are without key starters at crucial positions. Any team with a limited amount of depth is then forced to turn to a fairly weak waiver wire for help. Sometimes, players on the waiver wire are extremely productive. But productivity is often contingent on matchup, and it will be no different in week 11. Let's take a look at a few players that should be excellent fantasy starts this week.

1. Chargers RB Austin Ekeler

Melvin Gordon played poorly against the Jaguars in week 10, and as a result, Ekeler got a ton of work.

He showed that he could be very productive by scoring two touchdowns and leading the team in receiving yards. Now Ekeler gets to play against a Bills defense that has allowed the highest number of points to opposing running backs over the last two weeks. There aren't too many people starting Ekeler this week, but he has the matchup and role that should result in fantasy success in week 11.

2. Giants WR Roger Lewis

If you own Sterling Shephard, he should be in your starting lineups this week. But Lewis is also a good fantasy play in week 11. The Kansas City Chief's have one of the league's worst pass defenses, and even with the Giants struggling, the receivers should be able to rack up some fantasy points.

3. Patriots RB Rex Burkhead

The Patriots and Raiders game has the highest point total of any game this week, which means increased opportunities for fantasy points. Burkhead has had a steadily increasing role in the offense, with a touchdown in his last game, so expect a decent fantasy outing against Oakland.

4. Redskins TE Vernon Davis

At a weak position in fantasy like tight end, top tier production is hard to come by. When Jordan Reed is out, Davis immediately becomes a top ten tight end, and that's the case this week. The Saints defense is no joke this year, but Cousins throws the ball enough for Davis to be a decent fantasy option this week.

5. Bills TE Charles Clay

Rookie quarterbacks in the NFL face a challenge when they step onto the field for their first NFL game. That challenge is what rookie Nathan Peterman will face when he takes on a tough Chargers defense in week 11. With a pass rush in his face, Peterman will look to a trusted target early and often, as most rookie quarterbacks do. That target is usually the tight end. Charles Clay was one of the best fantasy tight ends when he was healthy, and I expect a return to form this week with Peterman now at quarterback.