In My Fantasy Draft I Pick 12 Then I Pick Again What Should I Do?

Question

Who Should I Pick

Answer 1

If R.Moss is still there get him.  Look to make one of the picks a RB.  S.Jax should be gone but if not it's a steal.  Otherwise look for one of these: Gore, Addai or Jones-Drew.  With your other pick get P.Manning, Owens or Brees.

Answer 2

DRAFT WAYNE AND MANNING THE PERFECT LATE ROUND COMBO .oR get owens and wayne or get lucky and have portis lynch or grant slide to you and take one of them and grab a good starting wr

Answer 3

definently, pick up a WR or QB

People don't notice it but the TE is an important piece too

Answer 4

Take at least 1 RB with those picks. Take best available.

Answer 5

When you're in the last position of the first round/starting position for the second round one of the things you really want to pay attention to is Average Draft Position (ADP) because when you make your two selections it's going to be a very long time before you make another.  I would say at that position you would either need to go RB-RB or RB-WR depending on who is available.  

If you go RB-RB I would say look at backs like Portis, Marshawn Lynch, and Maurice Jones Drew.  But, you could go RB-WR (I would say go for Portis in that instance) and then you could get a top tier WR (Terrell Owens) here who over the last three years has been the most consistent WR weapon in the NFL (Obviously he's behind Moss this year, but not as far back as you'd think).  Value at the RB position this year can be found then if you look at the ADP's of other guys like Laurence Maroney, Willie Parker, Michael Turner - many of these guys have lasted into the fourth and even fifth rounds of some drafts - and the dropoff in value between Lynch and Jones Drew versus Maroney, Turner, and Parker shouldn't be more than a couple points a game, while TO could be a huge upgrade over Housh and Colston.  If you go with the second scenario, I would say stay away from Fast Willie - Mendenhall is going to get a lot of carries.  I would also stay away from Willis Mcgahee - Rutger's Ray Rice has both an alliterative name and will steal carries from him in Bmore (he's nowehere near a top-ten back as one guy was saying).

Answer 6

Willis McGahee and Maurice Jones-Drew they'll most likely be the best RB's available.  Then in the 3rd and 4th rounds take the two best WR's, you should be able to get T.J. and Colston.  5th round get the best QB you can Hasselbeck or Bulger.  6th round take the best WR or TE available Ward or Evans or Cooley or Shockey.  7th round get the position you didn't take in the 6th.  8th round best RB you can get.  9th round best WR you can get.  10th DEF or K.  11th what ever you didn't take in the 10th DEF or K.  The rest of the rounds just take what you can get.

Don't listen to these morons.

Your draft will look something like this:

1 LT

2 AP

3 Westbrook

4 Steven Jackson

5 Addai

6 Tom Brady (yes some nitwit will take him this early)

7 Portis

8 Jamal Lewis

9 Moss (yes some jack hole will take him this early)

10 Barber

11 Larry Johnson/Marshawn Lynch/or Frank Gore

12 That leaves you with McGahee/MJD/or who ever doesn't get picked 11

13 You get to pick again so stack up on your RB

Otherwise you'll be stuck with platoon running backs that won't score very many points.  Once the rest of the good running backs are gone...then people will start taking TO, Romo, P. Manning, Reggie Wayne  hopefully you'll be left with TJ and Colston (both should get you 8-10 pts per week)

Answer 7

how about somebody that is left :)

Answer 8

Pick a solid running back first then go for a good second tier back, Clinton Portis or even gamble on Mcfadden, or a quarterback that can give you points, Drew Brees, Tony Romo or even a solid wide receiver, Randy Moss, T.O., Steve Smith.  That should be the route you take, but most importantly

Answer 9

Braylon and  Brady.

Answer 10

Man don't listen to these tools above with the exception of the everyday drunk guy who is making sense right now and the other guy talking about the manning and wayne combo.

The last pick in the round I would definitley pick wayne and manning if they are available unless one of the top tier RB's slip which I doubt.

On the round 3 and 4 turn, be on the lookout for reggie bush, rudi johnson, micheal turner, or ronnie brown.

If you get two of those backs you really haven't missed a whole lot because a lot of those guys picked in the first round share carries, these guys don't.  Either they will feast or famine for u. More likely somewhere in between or the latter.  I would chance it.