10th pick in 12 team snake draft

[thebrewz23]

My league draft is tomorrow. I have the 10th pick overall in a 12 team snake draft.

I am trying to decide what position to focus on taking with that pick. Of course I'm sure it will come down to the picks ahead of me and best available, but in preparation, I ran 3 mock drafts (all drafting from the 10th position) to see how it could go.

In the 1st mock draft, I picked a QB with the 10th pick. In the 2nd draft, I picked a RB with the 10th pick and in the 3rd, a WR with the 10th overall pick.

Take a look at the line-ups here (https://spreadsheets.google.com/ccc?key=0AoiJs2gxg9KmdHF4Zm4xMjB1NGpHd08xS1R6bER1LVE&hl=en) and tell me which you think is the best. That could help me decide which way to go tomorrow night.

Leave a link and I'll answer yours. Thanks!

[lynch456]

I think the best team is the one where you went RB 1st. There are so few guys this year that carry the rock all by themselves. Get the #1 RB and you still are able to find a top 5 WR in wayne. I'm not a big fan of going QB in the 1st round. There are a lot of good ones that you can find after round 5 or 6. The news that slaton will be losing goal carries is not good.

[bstock123]

My best advice would be to be prepared for either scenerio (don't go QB first), but I personally like going WR/WR with those late round picks. I think unless a crazy RB drops to you at 10, getting something like Johnson/Johnson with those first 2 picks is awfully strong. There's depth to be had this year at RB. You could get guys like Grant, Portis, Jacobs, Thomas, etc. in the 3rd round, and even McFadden, LJ, Kevin Smith, Ronnie Brown possibly in the 4th. Do that, couple it with a QB like Ryan, McNabb, or Schaub (with a decent backup QB), and you've got a really strong team. No matter what you decide, don't get "locked in" to a strategy...be prepared for it to play out in ways that you were not prepared for, and adjust accordingly. Sometimes best player available is better than filling out starting spots. Thanks for your thoughts on my post.

[thebrewz23]

Thanks for the help so far. Any other suggestions/comments? Leave a link!