I currently have Jordy Nelson (2nd rd), Frank Gore (6th rd), Kelvin Benjamin (8th rd) and the third overall pick.
We only start one RB, two WR, one TE, 2 flex so RB is devalued a bit.
In this league you can keep a player up to three years and there are a lot of elite guys going back into the draft pool this year.
I can't decide which way I should be leaning here, RB or WR. The top available players will be Peterson(likely going 1st overall), Jamaal Charles, Lynch, Dez, Demaryius, Julio, Beckham Jr.
By the time I come to my next pick(3rd rd) my best guess at the players left will likely be the level of Fitzgerald, Keenan Allen, Allen Robinson, Amari Cooper at WR and Melvin Gordon, Alfred Morris, possibly J Stewart, and Ellington at RB.
That's really tough... I'd be very tempted to draft Demaryius or OBJ at the 3 spot (assuming Peterson is gone), but that would be so you could keep him for three years, and I don't know that a first rounder on him for the next three years is good enough value to make him worth drafting over a guy like Charles/Lynch.
I would say that with your keepers, I'd ultimately rank them: Peterson, Charles, Lynch, Demaryius, OBJ, Dez, Julio.
Since you already have two good receivers, I'd rather see you lock up a top back if possible to pair with Gore. I like the options in the third round too, and then I'd probably accrue upside WR's later in the draft.
Tough decision...
