hendersonjack1234

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Gurley because good RBs are hard to find

I think going with Luck and Keenan Allen is your best bet. Since you can draft Elliot and already have Gurley you'll be fine at RB. And McCoy's production is down with the Bills. Luck will be a top tier QB and you could draft a decent WR in the fifth round like Doug Baldwin, Jeremy Maclin, Randall Cobb or maybe even Edelman.

I like Tyler Boyd, Sterling Sheppard, Michael Thomas and Paul Perkins as later rookie picks with good fits with their teams

Sterling Sheppard will fit perfectly into the Giants offense as Eli's WR2 beating out Victor Cruz. I expect decent production out of Steve Smith this year too. Smith was a Top 10 WR in PPR formats before he got hurt because the Ravens have a lot of mediocre WRs but none are that great. Also, don't sleep on Michael Thomas because the Brandin Cooks is not a redzone threat and Thomas will fill that role.

How were you in last place?

Robinson all day if there is no TE

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I think Edelman will be consistent but I like Benjamin better than Landry because Benjamin has more potential to put up big numbers but Landry is the safe bet. Personally I would go with Edelman and Benjamin

#1 Elliot #2 Nelson #3 Allen #4 Lewis #5 Benjamin #6 White

No Bell is a safer bet than Elliot not worth losing a 3rd round pick for a 5th

I'm in a 10 team keeper league and I have Odell Beckham Jr., Le'veon Bell and Devonta Freeman as my keepers. It's 0.5 PPR, 4 pt passing TD, 1 QB, 2 RB, 2 WR , Flex, TE, K, Defense, 6 Bench. After the keepers I have the #4, #11 and #14 overall picks. I'm drafting either Brandin Cooks or Mike Evans with the 4th pick. With the #11, and #14 picks should I get a QB, RB or WR. I could take Cam Newton, T.Y. Hilton, Doug Baldwin, Brandon Marshall, Dion Lewis, Carlos Hyde or Jonathan Stewart. Which 2 players should I draft. - Thanks