I assume it's standard settings in all respect. You can't go wrong with a QB as your first pick (Brady/Stafford) and a RB (McFadden if you want to gamble on this injuries or Lynch who will see close to 300 touches / Turner - contrary to him having a down year, I think Atlanta's offense will ensure he'll be productive). I'll avoid Forte because he'll lose carries and goal line.
With the 3rd pick hope that Stephen Jax sits, he's good for another 1400 all purpose yards, and "X" TDs but I'm a fan of RBs with job security and not in committees, then hit a WR like Nelson who probably won't produce last seasons numbers or Colston who has no upside but you know what you're getting...
Your foundation would be then set!
I assume it's standard settings in all respect. You can't go wrong with a QB as your first pick (Brady/Stafford) and a RB (McFadden if you want to gamble on this injuries or Lynch who will see close to 300 touches / Turner - contrary to him having a down year, I think Atlanta's offense will ensure he'll be productive). I'll avoid Forte because he'll lose carries and goal line.
With the 3rd pick hope that Stephen Jax sits, he's good for another 1400 all purpose yards, and "X" TDs but I'm a fan of RBs with job security and not in committees, then hit a WR like Nelson who probably won't produce last seasons numbers or Colston who has no upside but you know what you're getting...