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Maybe, but ( at least for me ) TE was such a low priority that the few points I do get are sufficient. Given that TE is underperforming as a position, its not costing me that much in relative advantage across my leagues.I put mine in for RB -> Bad Drafting. I went RB-WR-WR-WR in almost every league, thinking I could survive ( like last year ) on the Edgerrin James's and Thomas Jones's of the league, and my RB2 has been worthless. Being able to pull Portis and ADP in the 5th/6th last year really gave me the idea that RB2 was something that could be easily split between a decent bunch of middle-tier guys, and the Jonathan Stewart/Willis McGahee crew just haven't been able to keep up.
Ouch. I would have walked away from that draft overjoyed if I started with that duo. What a strange year this has been.
No kidding. That would be viewed as the perfect WR/WR draft. You hit on two elite talents at WR and then hit on two impact RBs later who produce well above their ADPs. That's just bad luck no matter how you look at it because, on paper, that should be a damn good foundation for any team. To answer the original question is there an all of the above option? I'm in a start-2 QB league and my No. 2 QB situation has been a mess (drafted Garrard who was awful early, dropped him for O'Sullivan who was OK but not really all that good before dropping a big fat 0 on me this week and now I have to replace him). My RB situation has been hurt by Addai being this year's biggest bust. My WRs have been hurt by Holt being a bum and Houshmandzadeh losing yardage and TD potential without Palmer (though he's still freaking studly in terms of receptions). And until a few weeks ago my TE situation was a disaster (drafted Z.Miller who sucked, replaced him with Carlson who sucked and then hit on Olsen). I'm damn lucky to still be in contention in my league given all of that.
That's rough packersfan, I can feel for ya there, but to add an "all of the above" option would diminish accuracy among the positions. Just trying to lay some groundwork in looking ahead to future drafts and how we approach it. Not that we're going to get any "definitive" answers, but you never know. Draft preparation is key to success.
I know. I was mainly looking for some sympathy.
Seriously, if I had to pick one I'd go with RB because my first pick (Addai) has been an absolute disaster. I had Gore ranked higher than Addai but couldn't pull the trigger when the time came to make the pick. That's all on me obviously for making a bad pick to start off my draft. If I had to re-do my draft over, there are some minor things in the later rounds I would redo but only one major early round revision. Unfortunately, that would be my top pick and the player I expected to be my best player this season. So my vote goes to RB. It's interesting how even in a PPR league, it's often the RB situation which can define how your season goes.
Sorry bud, I had those guys ranked 4th/10th and 11th. Just bad luck I guess.
That's been an issue with my team as well.my team's head coach. That guy is an rtard some weekends.
I drafted Schaub to backup Favre. We had a baby the Friday of the Jets bye week; just before I went to pickup my daughter and her mom from the hospital, I read Matt was in the hospital overnight, and Rosie was starting. 30 minutes to kickoff, I scramble to the waiver wire, and see I can grab Kitna...or Orton.Naturally I grab Jon and his 0.90 points in the last game he'll ever play in honalula blue, while Kyle goes off for 22.36 (and gets snapped up on Tuesday by the #1 ww priority).Genius! 
