HeresJohnny

Green... I love Robinson, but Green is the safer bet.

Did* I wouldn't call it "Bad", but you clearly prioritized QBs. A more solid approach would have been Brees and a late rounder, or Brady and a late rounder. You don't do both. I would recommend attempting to trade one of your QBs in order to snag another WR.

Love Shady this year, and I'm still high on Fitz. I think I'd do it. Sims had 1000 yards last season and was hyper efficient. Martin will be good, but Shady looks like a lock for 250 carries along with 50%+ of 3rd down snaps.

Standard scoring... Who wins?

I won the championship last year, so I'm currently the last pick of the 1st and first pick of the 2nd.

Keep One in the round selected... Standard 10 team league. O'dell Beckham Jr - 2nd round Todd Gurley III - 6th round David Johnson - 9th round Pretty torn right meow...

mock it up! seriously, try every variation and see what you like the best in the end. Then just watch for unexpected value arbitrage. If you've practiced, you wont be caught off guard, and you'll leave your draft happy.

Agree with Zooty... if you want Bell, he should fall to you. If he doesn't, there is still TONS of options that will work just fine. AJ Green, Dez, Miller, etc... Keep the massive value and non-suspension status of DAVID JOHNSON.

Considering your keeper value, I would feel great about getting Bell at 14. Seals him in as a 2nd round keeper for next time. In order to insulate the pick in your shoes, I'd be looking for another RB1 in that first round. Any of the guys you mentioned would be fine to me.. Miller, Ingram, Charles, Elliott, etc. Then I'm watching the WR tiers for rounds 3 & 4. I don't think I'm worried about Williams until 4/5 round? Depends on your league mates... he's not worth a round 4/5 pick to anyone BUT the Bell owner, so anyone else picking him there is trying to block you or trade with you. This strategy is expensive, but could play out really well. I think it means you can't really take upper tier QB/TE unless you're willing to be thin and upside driven on your bench. I like a deep, startable bench, so this strategy would most certainly mean late round QB/TE for me... targeting the likes of Rivers/Romo/Dalton, etc along with Barnidge/Gates/Thomas.

ingram and allen. easy peasy.

AR-15 is a lock for me at that price. then I like Lamar Miller, then Green. With 2 studs like that on your roster, I dont even think about getting cute with Kelvin.

Before I got to the end of your post... that's exactly what I was thinking too. You dont keep Rodgers. The replacement QB will be much closer to Rodgers than the replacement WR will be to your Jones/Green. ESPECIALLY in a PPR.

Done!

I'm taking one of those top 3 WRs if they're there at #4, otherwise, I zig to a Gurley/Johnson instead. Second round, I'm watching tiers and value. Best RB or WR available there based on tier availability.

People dont care about him getting Gurley in the 6th forever. They are upset about Team B having 2 first round and 2 second round picks to start the draft. The worst trade dispute angle: "It gives you an unfair advantage!" I'm sorry... I thought this was fantasy football, not the David Stern era NBA.