Be thankful that both Gio and Lynch went top 4 and you'll land AJG in the first.  

If you can land the top 6 WR I would do that with your second pick also.  Having consistent points week to week from WR is a huge advantage.  Obviously if Lacy is there that would be an option but I agree with you he will be gone.  No way I would go Murray or Morris type over a Dez, Marshall, or Gordon.

For everyone in favor of WR/WR or WR/Jimmy, what would you hope to wind up with for your top 2 or 3 RBs (start 2 or 3), and which rounds would you likely spend on these RBs?

Whos_Ur_Doggie said:

meast said:

For everyone in favor of WR/WR or WR/Jimmy, what would you hope to wind up with for your top 2 or 3 RBs (start 2 or 3), and which rounds would you likely spend on these RBs?

I like the WR/WR or WR/Graham move in a 10 team.  I would think that Murray, Ball, Bell, Mathews, Rice or even Spiller might be there in the 3rd for you.

These backs can easily win you your league with two stud wr

If you go WR/WR there will be decent older backs available in the middle rounds. MJD,Gore,Sproles,CJnoK,SJax,Bell

meast said:

For everyone in favor of WR/WR or WR/Jimmy, what would you hope to wind up with for your top 2 or 3 RBs (start 2 or 3), and which rounds would you likely spend on these RBs?

I think i mentioned in another thread that when drafting with inexperienced dynasty players, take BPA at every pick.  My guess is none of them will take Jimmy before the 3rd, so you might have Green and Graham to start.  I consider both top 5 overall dynasty players.  That would be huge.

donvaughn said:

I think you're high for even considering taking RB at 1.6. Take Calvin or AJ and say, "Thank you Sir may I have another?" If you can land another top 6 WR in the 2nd take him too.

Well said. LOL  RB anymore are overrated, there is only a little over a handfull that are consistent week to week with all the split back situations and the ones who are still there won't last as long.  The WR position is tailored to dominate the NFL with all the lame rules now against DBs.  On the opposite side of that with all the split backs you can get an average group of RB and play mismatches and it is easy pickens.  Having a WR who can get you 10 points and possibly a TD is where it is at anymore.  As we get deeper into this fantasy transition QB are becoming more and more important also but in this league you will score late with that.

You should come here with the top 5 at each position when you are on the clock for the best advise. THats what Id do.

donvaughn said:

I think you're high for even considering taking RB at 1.6. Take Calvin or AJ and say, "Thank you Sir may I have another?" If you can land another top 6 WR or Jimmy in the 2nd take him too.

LOL.....not high, just thinking through different scenarios as I am still waiting for 1.5 to pick (work league so Commish is being lax with the timer).

Only reason I started considering RB is that I have Lacy as my 3rd ranked RB, and I think there is a strong chance that I can still get a top 6 WR (or Jimmy) at 2.5. I would then target a guy like CP at 3.6 leaving me with something like Lacy/Julio/CP.

Sticking with my original strategy, I would go WR then WR/TE then maybe RB. That would leave me with something like AJG/Julio/Ellington. I guess that's better than Lacy/Julio/CP, but it's arguable if you are high on Lacy and CP like I am.

I have a feeling that I might end up going AJG/Jimmy/CP and waiting until round 4 for my first RB....hopefully pickins aren't too slim at that point.

JRMRRT said:

If they are all stupidly fighting for scraps at RB take advantage and grab the elite receivers they are blindly passing on. 

Bingo!  You can start 4 WR's to boot.