Which position to pick in what round?

Question

This is my 4th year doing fantasy the last 3 years scoring has been the same and i always picked rbs in first 2 rounds, qb in the 3rd, wr in 4th, te/wr in 5th and 6th, and def in 7th

this year the scoring was changed a lot and since there's big money on the line this time i wanted to get some advice

so based on the following what positions would you go after in which rounds?

LEAGUE SETTINGS:

10 Players

QB, WR, WR, RB, RB, TE, W/T, W/R, K, DEF, BN, BN, BN, BN, BN, BN, BN

Completions (.2)

Passing Yards (30 yards per point; 8.5 points at 400 yards; 6.5 points at 350 yards; 2.5 points at 250 yards)

Passing Touchdowns (6)

Interceptions (-2)

Rushing Attempts (.2)

Rushing Yards (11 yards per point; 7.5 points at 200 yards; 5 points at 150 yards; 2.5 points at 100 yards)

Rushing Touchdowns (6)

Receptions (.5)

Reception Yards (12 yards per point; 8.5 points at 200 yards; 5 points at 150 yards; 3.5 points at 100 yards)

Reception Touchdowns (6)

Return Touchdowns (6)

2-Point Conversions (2)

Fumbles (-1)

Fumbles Lost (-1.5)

Offensive Fumble Return TD (6)

Answer 1

Personally, I always start out with 2 runningbacks. They are the most coveted position in fantasy football, and there's nothing more hard to get halfway through the season than a runningback. So I always load up on them early.

Next is quarterback. A postion equally as important, but with alot more depth.

It's always good to have a stud receiver, but usually recievers are the most likely to be busts, and are rarely consistent from week to week. (see. Colston, Ocho Cinco). So they can wait until the 4th or 5th.

Next is defense. I always try to have the first ranked defense, because a top defense will rack up alot of points each week.

Tight ends are good, but unless someone like Gates or Winslow is available, it can wait until after the other skill positions, because they're usually not a QB's #1 target.

Kickers wait until the last pick. period.

So in your league, I'd go with a lineup of.

1. RB

2. RB

3. QB

4. WR

5. RB

6. WR

7. TE

8. D

9. WR

10. WR

11. RB

12. QB

13. WR

14. D

15. K

Answer 2

There is no one way to draft your positions, as the best strategy is determined from a lot of factors; draft position, how many teams, recent trends, and player values.  Generally though, it should go RB, WR, QB, TE, and then RB and WR again.   Kickers you call always get in the last round or in FA.  Defense is something that should wait.