In our league, you can't keep a player with your first 3 picks.   After that, you can keep 2 players, and it costs you 2 rounds better than you drafted them last year.  For example.  I draft D. Murray in the first round, and he can't be kept, but I picked C. Hyde in the 5th, Roethlesburger in the 8th, and Keuchly with a 16th.  It's a 16 person league, so the players will obviously drafted in earlier rounds than standard leagues.

 

I pick 4th, and plan on taking any of the top backs.  I pick at 28 for my second pick, and then 36.  These players will be kept by others.

 

<span> <span>Jordan Matthews, Mike Evans, Alshon Jeffery, CJ ANderson, ODell Beckham JR., Andre Ellington, Martavis Bryant, Devante Adams, Travis Kelce, Jeremy Hill, Justin Forsette, Stevie Johnson, and Keenan Allen.</span></span>
 
<span><span>With a lot of quality picks gone before my second pick, Carlos Hyde sits pretty high on my board for my second pick.  But I can keep him for my 36th pick.  Obviously I'm keeping Bathroom Ben.   And the value of Keuchly for at pick 224 is pretty high. </span></span>

<span><span>So I guess my question is, who has more value?  Carlos Hyde with the 36th pick , or Keuchly with pick 224?  </span></span>
 
Thanks for your help everybody.
 

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I don't do leagues with defensive players, so take this for what it's worth.

 

I think I'd try to get Hyde at that 36th pick. I don't think though he will be very effective this season. SF sucks. That is why Kuechly looks intriguing at 224. I guess it also depends on point values of each position and the impact there from week to week. I would think the RB position, even in a league with defensive players would be much bigger. I see our dilemma though.

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