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[Hartliner]

I'm in a 12-team, .5 PPR Keeper League with all TDs worth 6pts. 
Every team keeps 2 players with 16 player rosters. 

Start 1 QB, 2 RBs, 2 WRs, 1 TE, 1 Flex (RB/WR/TE), 1K, 1 DST

QB: Wilson (5)
RB: Hyde(3 keeper) Powell (9, keeper), Woodhead (6), Rawls (7)  Stewart (8) C. West(14), Burkhead(11) Bernard(13) D. Booker(FA IR)
WR: Baldwin (1), D.Thomas (2), Fitz (4), C.Coleman(12)
TE: T. Eifert (10)
 K: Prater (16)
DST: Falcons (15) 

Any thoughts are welcomed?

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[dagman]

I'm in a 12-team, .5 PPR Keeper League with all TDs worth 6pts. 
Every team keeps 2 players with 16 player rosters. 

Start 1 QB, 2 RBs, 2 WRs, 1 TE, 1 Flex (RB/WR/TE), 1K, 1 DST

QB: Wilson (5)
RB: Hyde(3 keeper) Powell (9, keeper), Woodhead (6), Rawls (7)  Stewart (8) C. West(14), Burkhead(11) Bernard(13) D. Booker(FA IR)
WR: Baldwin (1), D.Thomas (2), Fitz (4), C.Coleman(12)
TE: T. Eifert (10)
 K: Prater (16)
DST: Falcons (15) 

Any thoughts are welcomed?

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I think you reached in your draft. 
QB: solid, but nowhere near elite. You're going to lose points to your opposition most weeks. He was just the 12th best scoring fantasy QB in my league last year. Similar options could have been had later I think.

RB: Pretty weak. Hyde and Powell are not keeper worthy IMO, although you didn't pay a lot to keep them. You're going to really struggle every week to keep up with your opposition. Rawls is in a 3 to 4 player RBBC situation in Seattle and already hurt and Woodhead is almost strictly a 3rd down back. Stewart is a big injury risk and likely to lose the position outright to McCaffrey by midseason and become almost strictly their short yardage back. Burkhead is in the same situation as Rawls in NE, except he's not even the primary ball carrier. If Thursday night's game is any indication West is going to strictly be a relief back in KC. Bernard is little more than waiver fodder and isn't even owned in my 12-team league. 

WR: This is far and away the strength of your team, but I think Baldwin was taken too high. Fitz and Coleman should be very good Flex options and spot starters for bye weeks. It's thin though. I would like to see 5 WRs on the team if possible. 

TE: Love this pick, especially in the 10th round. Health is a huge concern, but well worth the risk. I would drop one of your RBs in the next couple weeks and make sure to pick up an insurance player for depth. Normally, I wouldn't want to carry 2 TEs but if Eifert gets hurt the TE pool could be very thin on the waiver wire down the road. 

K is ok, but your defense is below average and you're going to end up doing the waiver wire matchups on a week to week basis. 

I don't know what the other teams in the league look like, but I don't see this team finishing better than 5th at best. You're going to be giving up too many points at QB and RB every week to make up from your WRs and TE. You'll probably lose points most weeks at DST and K also. There isn't any position where you have an elite Top 5 player. 
I know this isn't very positive, but this wasn't a good draft for you.