Just to add... I'd maybe go 9th or 10th rather than last. At that spot, once the draft gets going, you can kind of monitor the guys picking after you and see what they will need and take and adjust your draft accordingly. Like if they both have QBs as your picking in the seventh round, you can wait and likely take one on the way back up in the 8th. Little things like that can give you an advantage.

If there is a guy you absolutely have to have to start your team, maybe pick in the 2-3-4 area, but if you're open to just about anything, I might go near the bottom to assure yourself two really good players.

For example, picking at the bottom should net you a WR like Julio, Thomas, Jordy, Calvin as well as a RB like Forte, Hill or McCoy. I think I'd be happy going with a WR-RB combo of any of those guys.

But you may feel you want a stud RB to start your team so then maybe pick in the top-four or so to make sure you get one, or even Brown or Dez.