I have the 7th pick in a keeper league, but 2 guys behind me are keeping Andre Johnson and Chris Johnson, so it's really like having the 9th.

In the 4th & 5th I'm keeping Jamaal Charles & Desean Jackson.

Which direction would you go in the first 3 rounds?

1-Moss
2-Greene/Matthews/Grant
3-Grant/Pierre Thomas/Wells

1-D Williams
2-Wayne/Austin/Calvin Johnson
3-Grant/Thomas/Wells

1-Brees
2-Greene/Matthews/Grant
3-Grant/Thomas/Wells

Thanks.

I'd rather have Gore,Turner, SJax, or Mendenhall than DeAngelo. Then a top WR and then best value in the third.

If one of them slipped to me I'd pick them over any of the other options in the 1st but I just don't see it happening. All 4 of those guys will be gone before my pick or kept.

Im leaning towards drafting Brees in the 1st, then Greene or Grant, then Thomas or Wells. After keeping Charles and Desean in the 4th & 5th I'll go WR heavy in the 6th, 7th, & 8th.

Hopefully I could get Crabtree or Bowe, Nicks or Driver, Bryant or Maclin in those rounds.

Thanks for your help.

It seems to me like you are down on DAW this year. I agree taking all the aforementioned backs before Williams, but would you take Greene, JC, Ryan Matthews and Ryan Grant ahead of them like suggested in your rankings? I'm not trying to intimate any which way the backs I prefer, but I've just read a lot of conflicts views on DAW. Players like Greene are being drafted on their situation, the fact that they will most likely get the lions share of the carries. But Greene has never put up those huge numbers like DAW has. DAW will get carries in Carolina, too.

I don't want Greene or DAW to be my number 1 back, but as the second option, I could see grabbing either.

In head to head leagues (which most is most ffb) I want to have consistency from week to week and I'm afraid the Panthers could be a hot hand kind of situation. I think both will have good numbers at the end of the season, but if I am going to draft one of them I'm going with JStew because I can get him later.