Texans quarterback Case Keenum has 59 Fantasy points over his last two games. He's thrown three touchdowns in each of the games and hasn't been intercepted.
Week 11 brings a matchup against the Raiders, who have allowed 22.1 Fantasy points per game to opposing quarterbacks -- the seventh-most in the NFL. However, the Raiders have been uneven all year, giving up more than 20 points in four games, and 20 or fewer in five. A good amount of the damage to the QB average against the Raiders came in two games (Week 3 against the Broncos and Week 9 against the Eagles).
This Jekyll and Hyde-type Raiders conundrum leaves Keenum owners with what is essentially a neutral matchup. So just going on what he's been able to do the last two games, Keenum makes for a solid start. He's gotten Andre Johnson five touchdowns, he's not afraid to spread the ball to Garrett Graham and DeAndre Hopkins, and the run game should still be very good with Ben Tate in the lead.
Keenum has shown he can succeed as an NFL quarterback and can be started in most formats.