Can You Go RB Heavy And Still Build WR Upside Into Your Roster?

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**Colm Kelly** (1:13)
Our favorite lit round picks. That is what we are going to talk about today on RotoViz OT. We are continuing our FFPC Superflex best ball tournament draft versus the RotoViz Overtime community. So far, Shawn, I have to say, through 10 rounds, I'm feeling pretty feisty about what we've been able to build. It hasn't felt as challenging maybe as some of the other drafts. The listeners are building very good rosters. But because we've got the ninth spot, we've been unfortunate in a few of these. We've got the 12th or the 11th, and you're making big decisions. We've been able to push some players around the turn in this. We've got Daniel Jones by being a little bit patient. We've got Jonathan Brooks in the last round with a little bit of patience. We have set up this roster so far for running backs, which are Christian McCaffrey, Jeremiah Love, RJ Harvey, Jonathan Brooks, wide receivers are Jameson Williams, DJ Moore, quarterbacks Tyler Shaw, Daniel Jones, and then tight ends, two heavy hitters with Trey McBride and Tyler Warren. So again, I mentioned this at the end of the last show.
Lots of flexibility for a Sean as we move forward here and the rest of this draft. Obviously, it's a super flex tight end premium format.
Running backs, I think, looking very good. The wide receiver position, the area of the work to do. But Sean teased this at the start of the draft that wide receiver maybe this year with how ADP is settling down, given a little bit more depth than previous years. So let's see if those words hold true, Sean, the rest of the way. Still confident that wide receivers are going to fall into our lap. I mentioned at the end of the last show, would we take one DK Metcalf on our last pick? We're eight picks away, DK Metcalf still available.
I should stop talking, Sean, as we do these picks. DK Metcalf no longer available.

**Shawn Siegele** (2:59)
So he goes about a half round below ADP, where we would have taken him, would have been slightly ahead. That's one of the reasons why the RJ Harvey, Jonathan Brooks picks were so much fun. There are a couple of names that tend to get into the area that we're looking at, that I think you have to be pretty excited about.
One of the players though, that we probably don't have that same level of excitement for, but is a good fit, would be Joann Johnson. So we'll kind of keep our eye on him as well. But obviously, through this range, Mackay Lemon, a fantastic pick, Michael Pittman, a fantastic pick, Josh Downs, a fantastic pick, Michael Wilson, a solid pick. Jayden Reed, maybe not a pick that I love on a team where we already have taken a decent amount of injury risk. Wandale, a good pick.
Pearsall, maybe a tricky pick, but certainly there's upside there. Xavier Worthy, a good pick, Jordan Addison, a good pick, Matthew Golden, a good pick, and then Casey Concepcion, a very strong pick. The issue, of course, is that the names at the tail end of that are beyond where we would hope to be selecting in 11-12, and then they don't project to make it back to us in 13 So we're not in position to take some of them. Well, because you have that entire two-range area, certainly in this format, rounds 11 and 12 are very strong at wide receiver, and then wrapping into the beginning of 13th with Concepcion, you probably can't get locked out if you set yourself up to go receiver, receiver here, you simply have too many strong options.