Draft Strat for these cat. settings and roster positions? WH

[bklmu]

These are the settings for my league. Receivers seem to be getting a few more points than usual. Which RB's will also get a lot of receptions? How many WR/RB should I draft, should I draft two RB in the flex positions? Should I get the backups for my two #1 RB in the flex positions? What should be my draft strategy? Any other comments? Thanx for the help.

Yahoo, 8 teams, Drafting 7th, Weekly H2H, Max Moves: 15

Roster:
QB-
WR-
WR-
WR-
RB-
RB-
TE-
WR/RB-
WR/RB-
K-
DEF-
BN-
BN-
BN-
BN-
BN-
BN-
BN-

Stat Categories:
Passing Yards (20 yards per point)
Passing Touchdowns (4)
Interceptions (-1)
Rushing Yards (10 yards per point)
Rushing Touchdowns (6)
Receptions (.5)
Reception Yards (10 yards per point)
Reception Touchdowns (6)
2-Point Conversions (2)
Fumbles Lost (-2)
Field Goals 0-19 Yards (3)
Field Goals 20-29 Yards (3)
Field Goals 30-39 Yards (3)
Field Goals 40-49 Yards (3)
Field Goals 50+ Yards (3)
Point After Attempt Made (1)
Sack (1)
Interception (1)
Fumble Recovery (1)
Touchdown (6)
Safety (2)
Kickoff and Punt Return Touchdowns (6)
Points Allowed 0 points (10)
Points Allowed 1-6 points (7)
Points Allowed 7-13 points (4)
Points Allowed 14-20 points (1)
Points Allowed 21-27 points (0)
Points Allowed 28-34 points (-1)
Points Allowed 35+ points (-4)

[Da SofaKing]

Let yourself be a nerd and create a spreadsheet. Yes, the WR position is competetive with the RB position. But also beware that RBs such as SJAX had a lot of receptions last year.

The average starting RB (on your team) puts up about 1200yds, 8 TDs = 168pts (not including receptions)

The average starting WR (on your team) puts up about 1000yds, 90 rec, 8 TDs = 193pts

If you are at the tail end of your draft board (i.e. you are drafting 9th out of 12) I would grab a top WR for you 1st pick, since you need to fill the spots.