IDP streaming is essential for staying competitive in your leagues. Streaming involves analyzing weekly matchups and playing different players with the best potential outcomes each week. This edition will examine the top IDP streaming IDL and EDGE options.

Alim McNeill had the steam in Week 10 with a massive came in the comeback victory for the Lions. Zach Allen and Tuli Tuipulotu also had huge games, which made our streaming week a success. It is time to cement your spot in the standings. Here are the top IDP streaming options for Week 11.

IDP Streaming Option: IDL Devonte Wyatt, Green Bay Packers

Matchup: Chicago Bears - Ranked 32nd in Matt Bitonti's Offensive Line Rankings

Wyatt was off to a hot start in 2024 with ten tackles, three sacks, and a fumble recovery in his first four games of the season. Unfortunately, injury kept him out of the following three contests. After his injury, Wyatt could not show the same fire he had early in the season. The early production showed Wyatt's potential, and the matchup is too good to pass up.

The Packers play the Bears in Week 11, which allowed 38 sacks during the season, ranking them as the second-worst unit in that category. The offense is in shambles, and hopefully, for them, a new offensive coordinator will help bring them out of the dumps. Until then, stream defensive linemen against them. Wyatt is a great IDP streaming option for Week 11.

IDP Streaming Option: IDL Calais Campbell, Miami Dolphins

Matchup: Las Vegas Raiders - Ranked 29th in Matt Bitonti's Offensive Line Rankings

Somehow, Campbell is still wreaking havoc in his 17th season in the NFL. He is the true Iron Man, having started 233 of a potential 252 games. Campbell has 31 tackles, three sacks, and five passes defended in nine games this season. His ability to get his hands on the ball at the line adds points that many interior defenders do not do. Campbell was precisely the spark that the Dolphins needed in Week 10.

Love seeing Calais Campbell on the Post Game Show.

“To start a wildfire, all you need is one spark. That spark happened tonight.” pic.twitter.com/cIU7lJGCGN

— Marisa Marino (@mustbemarisa87) November 12, 2024

The Dolphins face off with the Raiders in Week 11. The Raiders have allowed 30 sacks on the season, tied for fifth-worst in the NFL. Desmond Ridder is also getting the start for Las Vegas, and the veteran defensive lineman should be able to live in the Raiders' backfield, making him a strong IDP streaming option.

IDP Streaming Option: Edge Chase Young, New Orleans Saints

Matchup: Cleveland Browns - Ranked 5th in Matt Bitonti's Offensive Line Rankings

Many look at Young this season and see another failed season. He is off the IDP streaming radar. His stats tell you that story, but when looking at IDP, you must also look at analytics. Sure, he only has three sacks on the season, but he has 37 pressures and has 10 in his last three games. Young has also played on 67% of the team's defensive snaps, showing tremendous volume. Watch Young blast through the offensive lineman with a powerful bull rush:

One of my favorite kind of defensive plays is when the defensive end tackles the QB with his own guy. I assume this goes down as a QB hit for Chase Young? Who knows. #Saints pic.twitter.com/gJsdsuwDr1

— Jeff Nowak (@Jeff_Nowak) November 13, 2024

Young and the Saints take on the Cleveland Browns. Though the line has been playing well overall, you cannot overlook that they lead the NFL in sacks allowed. The Browns allowed six sacks in their last game against the Chargers. Young has a great chance of finishing in Week 11, making him a tasty Week 11 IDP streaming option.

IDP Steaming Option: Edge Carl Lawson, Dallas Cowboys

Matchup: Houston Texans - Ranked 10th in Matt Bitonti's Offensive Line Rankings

I am happy that Lawson found somewhere he can consistently contribute as an IDP streaming option. The man is made of glass and is injury-prone to the max, but he has been relatively consistent in the Cowboys lineup this season after multiple injuries to the team's defensive line. He has played less than 52% of the team's snaps only once in the past five games. Lawson has ten tackles, three sacks, and a forced fumble during that span.

The Cowboys will face the Texans in Week 11. C.J. Stroud has been sacked 18 times in the last four games, and the pass coverage has not been great. With Micah Parsons healthy in Dallas, Lawson should see minimal attention, making him a solid IDP streaming option for Week 11.

IDP Sleeper Option: IDL Quinton Jefferson, Buffalo Bills

Matchup: Kansas City Chiefs - Ranked 2nd in Matt Bitonti's Offensive Line Rankings

The savvy veteran has been solid yet unspectacular for the Bills in 2024. He has seven tackles and two sacks across six appearances. His snap share is down, and so is his production. So why take a flyer on Jefferson?

This is not because Jefferson has been showing signs of life but because the Chiefs' interior offensive line has been struggling. Over the past two weeks, they have allowed six sacks to interior defensive linemen. Jefferson plays primarily in pass-rush situations and has a shot at getting to Mahomes. This is one of those dart-throws IDP streaming options, and I hope for the best.

IDP Sleeper Option: Edge Lukas Van Ness, Green Bay Packers

Matchup: Chicago Bears - Ranked 32nd in Matt Bitonti's Offensive Line Rankings

Van Ness has not exactly lit the world on fire since joining the Packers. He has 19 tackles and a sack so far in 2024. The Packers are deep at the position, though, with Rashaan Gary, Van Ness, and Kingsley Enagbare. They were confident enough with this group to ship the veteran edge rusher, Preston Smith, to the Steelers. As of now, Van Ness looks like he will get the first shot with extended snaps.

As mentioned earlier, the Bears have been a mockery of a football team. This is an excellent spot for Van Ness to blow up and show he belongs with the starting unit. He is an intriguing IDP sleeper option.

Final Thoughts

There are plenty of aging veterans in the IDP streaming article this week, but that is because some of the matchups are just too good to pass up. The Browns, Texans, and Bears have all shown extreme weaknesses on their offensive lines lately, and we are exploiting them. Thank you again for reading my articles, and good luck in Week 11.