Glad I came across this thread. The exact topic I was looking for with one of my drafts this weekend. As much as I hate taking two somewhat weak RB options at the 1/2 turn, if your league starts 2RB's or more, you end up way too weak at RB if you don't. I came here to convince myself otherwise, but after looking at endless mocks and ADP data sets, and reading through this thread, I just don't see any way around it.Now, some of you were giving "ThaDude" grief about taking Martin at the 3/4 turn. Maybe if he would have swapped his 3.12 and 4.01 it would have at least sounded better than "He took Martin in the 3rd round". Early 4th is about where his ADP is. In his case, Steven Jackson was left, but I don't think that's typical (Personally, I would have jumped on him instead). In most cases, at the 3/4, Martin is about all there is left other than who? Bush? Gore? Turner? I'd take Martin over any of those options. There is a small chance Bradshaw would be there, but that's not much improvement. So, if you DON'T go RB/RB at the 1/2, IMO, you are taking a huge gamble that either someone like SJax will be there, or that you're going to hit a home run with a RB in the middle rounds. If not, you're likely stuck with Martin as your RB2.So, here's my question (finally, yes I know... Sorry, I tend to ramble). Taking RB/RB at the 1/2, how do you guys rank the RB's that are likely left?My league is 4pt for pass TD's, but I'm going to make the following assumptions about when my turn comes:Megatron and the Top 3 QB's are gone-Brees would probably be worth the value if he slid, but I doubt he will be there.Top 6 RB's are gone (including CJ2whatever, DMC, and Forte)Either MDJ or Matthews will be probably be gone-There always seems to be one guy in the league that isn't up to date. Most leagues have one "Taco". ("Vicuna"'s league is apparently a friggin' taco stand though)For now, we'll also assume that MJD hasn't reported yet.That really only leaves you with: Murray, AP, Charles, and maybe Sproles and TRich as the only RB options even worth considering for PPR. How do you rank them? Oh, and there is no TE required... So, taking TE here wouldn't make much sense either.