I'm also having issues with the 4/5 picks.I'm in a 12 team league, 1 QB/2 RB/3 WR/1 RB,WR Flex/1 TE/1 K/1 DMy initial instinct was:1- LJ (I'm not going to get into the Big 3 debate as it's certainly a tough decision).2/3- 2 of Parker/Droughns/Bush/C Taylor/Dunn, etc.4/5- 2 of Mason/Galloway/Horn, etc.6/7- Best WR & RB valuesThe thing is, the 4/5 WRs aren't all that much better than the 6/7 round ADP WRs (Rod Smith, Evans, Glenn). So what I'm seriously considering is:1- LJ2/3- Parker/Droughns, etc & Moss/Boldin4/5- Take a RB combo- New England, Denver, Chicago, Indy6/7- 2 of Rod Smith/Evans/GlennPart of the reason for this strategy is that I question that the middle tier RBs like Droughns, Bush, C Taylor, Dunn will outproduce the Denver or Chicago starting RB (I love Parker if he makes it to me but I'm lukewarm regarding the others). The risk is RBBC but those middle tier RBs have questions of their own and the NE, Denver and Chicago starting RBs could seriously outproduce the 3rd round RBs while you pick up a 1st tier WR as a result and 2 WRs in the 6th and 7th rounds that I consider comparable to the 4/5 WRs. It appears to be a safe strategy as the Antsport ADP of Dillon is late 4th but the Denver, Chicago and Indy guys all average the 5th round so one of these potent combos is almost guaranteed to be there. Could also grab Gore and a WR there if he falls but I'm honestly more confortable with both Denver or Chicago guys.Thoughts?