drafting 10/10 in 20 minutes!

[WessWackos]

What kind of strategy should I use here?!

Do I have a chance at a decent RB or team?

[flotsamnjetsam]

I think that you should try to pick the best player available each time that you're up.

[Omaha Red Sox]

What Flots said, but go in thinking about RB-WR with those first 2 picks, that way you have a solid foundation to build upon.

You should have a shot at either Rudi, Portis, FWP, or Caddy. Then WRs will fly off the board after you and I like the depth at RB this year enough to take a WR at 2.01. SSmith will probably be off the board, but you should be able to snag Fitz, CJ, Harrison or Holt at that spot. They won't be there when you pick next.

[robnestrick]

I guess I'm old school.. I'd go RB/RB.. but it will depend on who's available....

[freeling_prideful]

RB/RB could be pretty good. Depending on league, Steven Jackson falls down there sometimes. Ronnie Brown's usually there if Jackson isn't. Brown, Lamont Jordan, Cadillac, Rudi Johnson are normally taken in that range, so grab 2 of them.

W/ the next picks you get you can probably still get 2 good WR's. I've noticed Hines Ward is falling b/c of injury, but I think he'll still have a strong season--he's Big Ben's only great target, which I think means 9-12 TD over the course of the year.

[rentz]

normally i go RB/RB but it all depends on who falls, i usually preffer to get 2 top tier rb's vs 1 and 1 top 5 wr. but if smith falls to you at your 2nd pick, or even chad johnson, i'd be tempted to snag them, otherwise id look at brown/portis/jackson/rudi in the first, and a guy like willie parker in the second.