I mostly agree with Brandon here, but I'm the type that would probably keep Brown and Cook because I like the balance I'd have heading into the draft. Brandon's strategy is more in line with what most would probably do, and also probably makes the most sense value-wise. My strategy kind of prevents you from being locked in to taking a RB with your first pick. I just like the flexibility esp. at the bottom of a draft.

Of course, it also depends on your lineup. If you play three or more WRs every week, Green and AB probably make the most sense.

I like all those players, but it'd be hard for me not to keep Antonio Brown and A.J. Green. While Keenan Allen may go higher in redraft leagues than Green this season, and I love the long-term ability of Dalvin Cook, I think I'd rather get two elite, long-term WRs in their prime right now, and then focus on the RB position with the top picks after keepers. Not sure what the ADP is going to look like for RBs, but I'd be interested in Christian McCaffrey in year two, with Norv Turner.