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Originally Posted by 26.2
The rule of thumb is get your RB's first but with 10 and 11 you may be beter off getting a top notch WR and or QB. So you can get a good back or a great WR or QB.
In my mind you need to calculate the production falloff between a RB taken in round 2 or 3 vs. the WR falloff.
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10 in a 10 man league is fine. However, you are going to be in major trouble if you do not select at least 1 RB. With the growing trend of splitting carries etc., there are few every down backs. If you can somehow still get one of them (the name are in the threads above) you have to do it. For the other pick, you have a decision to make. You can probably get your choice of QB or WR. I would advise against that, because you will still be able to get good quality in your next picks here. The dropoff for RBs happens fast.