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Die-nasty salary cap league 10 team (.5ppr) In this league we run a 3 round rookie draft every year (non-snake) Start: QB, 2 RB, 1 WR, 1 WR-TE, 1 RB-WR-TE(Flex), D, K I have needs at both WR and RB but I do have Forte and Jennings for RB's (my depth is basically nothing Stewart). @ WR I have AJ (hou) and T.Smith, (lost Gordon for majority or all of the year at WR) I have some filler scrubs on the bench but I believe I could do better off waivers or auction although its slim pickens as we have a deep bench and rookie practice squad for three players this depletes a lot of the upcoming talent. Am I looking at Sankey (out of the gate starter) or Hyde (risky until he really takes over in SFO) or am I looking at Cooks, Watkins or Williams first overall. I've seen many places that Watkins, Cooks or Williams in Dynasty could be huge. I do have some cap space to grab like Martin, FJax, Ridley or those lower tiered starting RB's (I like Martin even with the share potential and injury concern). So do I really pass on Sankey if so deal with Watkins and his situation in Buffalo or go Cooks with a better situation but still Brees throwing mainly deep passes to him utilizing Graham, Thomas and Colston probably a ton more? I'm ok taking a risk on a WR that may not completely pan out this season but am I dumb not to take a RB that will get the ball and can play all 3 downs day one? Thanks in advance.

my keepers: Demaryius Thomas, Alshon Jeffery, Julio Jones, Alfred Morris, C.J. Spiller, Christine Michael, Julius Thomas. 1 qb, 2 rb, 3 wr, 1 te. ppr. and all other scoring is standard, except 6 pts for qb tds. Was offered the 1st and 10th pick in our rookie/free agent draft and Toby Gerhart for Julio Jones. This is a Dyntasty league, we play with a salary, salary is what makes trades hard and the reason I have Jones on the block because he is very cheap. we do an auction draft first with all players not kept then a rookie/FA draft with all rookies and players not auctioned. with the picks, ideally I would go for Mike Evans with #1 and Hopefully someone like Kelvin Benjamin at 10 and Toby has potential to be a solid RB. i dont see any rookie rb having a great impact this year and in the future but convince me other wise. here are the available RBs in the auction: Le'Veon Bell Bishop Sankey Reggie Bush Chris Johnson Joique Bell Ben Tate Stevan Ridley Steven Jackson Knowshon Moreno Pierre Thomas Fred Jackson DeAngelo Williams Terrance West Khiry Robinson Devonta Freeman Lamar Miller I am torn on the decision. Julio is the best player in this scenario with enormous upside which is proven and Evans has potential to be a beast, I like Benjamin I think he will have a lot of TDs this year and also has potential (i know i might not get him with 10th pick) and Gerhart will be a nice RB to have along with the ones I already have. I am in no rush to trade Julio I was just shopping him around because I wanted to see some offers and I think this is good but I really like Julio. I know he is injury prone but he can be the #1 WR... Would greatly appreciate some advice. Thanks!

I have the third overall pick in the rookie draft. who would you pick Running Backs Le'Veon Bell PIT - figured he will be gone with first or second pick Montee Ball DEN Giovani Bernard CIN Eddie Lacy GBP Johnathan Franklin GBP Wide Receivers Tavon Austin STL DeAndre Hopkins HOU Cordarrelle Patterson MIN Thank you for your input.