You can do that in a league like this, but it really depends on the QB's. If you're picking back of the first round, and the top five backs and top 2 WR's are gone, and you're looking at drafting two of Manning/Brees/Rodgers, then I feel much better about it than if you're grabbing Manning with a top four pick and then a guy like Stafford in the second. Beyond those top three QB's, I just think you can find really, really good value late in the draft. Even if you wind up with let's say the 10th and 20th best QB, you're still looking at a Wilson or Kap, and Tannehill or Palmer pairing, which wouldn't be the end of the world. And that's probably the worst case scenario.

I'd say take advantage of the other owners. If you can grab Manning/Brees, then your format makes that a benefit. But if everyone else goes QB, then take advantage by grabbing those stud backs and receivers.