The best value plays in your DraftKings lineup for Week 11 of the NFL season

Derrick Henry was the star of the day last weekend for the Titans, but his value is shaky week-to-week, and his big day on Sunday likely only drove down the price of Dion Lewis, all to your benefit.

According to ESPN, the Colts have allowed 26 points per game to opposing backfields, so there should be plenty of points to go around to allow Lewis to outplay his value.

Doug Martin hasn't lit up the scoreboard since stepping into the starting role for the Oakland Raiders, but he has been playable, reaching double-digit fantasy points last weekend against the Chargers.

This Sunday, Martin will have his best opportunity yet to take advantage of his carries, going up against one of the worst rushing defenses in the league in the Arizona Cardinals. At $4,500, he feels like a steal for his potential production.

T.Y. Hilton is a bit more expensive than players we usually like to highlight in this column, but he feels like such a great play in Week 11 that he's likely still undervalued, even at $6,100.

While Hilton didn't put up huge numbers last weekend, he had seven targets and is clearly Andrew Luck's first look on most passing downs, and the Titans have given up the fifth-most points in the NFL to fantasy players by PPR scoring since Week 6.

If you are a believer in stacking to win in daily fantasy, pairing Prescott with Amari Cooper this week feels like a solid play. Cooper has played well for the Cowboys since joining Dallas just a few weeks ago, but has yet to have a true breakout performance. Against the porous defense of the Atlanta Falcons, he should have a chance to put up some big numbers.

Dede Westbrook is always a threat to stack up receptions, some of the easiest points you can score in daily fantasy. He might not have the big-play potential of some other receivers, but if you need a mid-range option that is guaranteed to put up some numbers, he's as trustworthy a pass-catcher as you'll find.

Jordan Reed only has one touchdown on the season so far but has still been able to produce solid fantasy numbers throughout the year. If he can find the end zone on Sunday, he's a sure bet to outscore his projected value.

Defense is the best place to get stingy with your daily fantasy lineup, and with the Colts playing a divisional opponent at home on Sunday, it's easy to get behind their defense for just $2,500 so you can spend more on the rest of your players.