Can someone tell me the best order to pick your fantasy football team?(positions)?

best strategy that works for me is RB, RB, WR, WR, WR, QB or 3rd RB, QB if you took RB, Best Player (WR or RB)...etc...pick TE when you see 3 others picking a TE...but not before the 6th or 7th round. DEF and KICKER have to be the last two picks...but this all depends on the number of people in the league.

1. RB 2. RB 3. QB 4.WR 5.QB

The first 4 picks are tipically the hardest, after that it is just what falls to you, I either pick rb-qb-rb-wr or rb-rb-qb-wr. Good Luck. Thanks.

1.QB 2.rb 3.wr 4.def 5.tight end

Generally I go this way: RB/RB/WR or QB/WR or QB/WR/TE/DEF (if CHI or BALT is available), then best available player that has a different bye week. Take a kicker last, without fail. The difference between the #1 K and #15 K is usually minimal when spread over a full season. This can vary with your draft position, but it is a pretty standard way to ensure you will at least make your league's playoffs.

depends on the type of league...for yardage leagues you want rb-rb/top tier wr- qb-rb- best available For scoring leagues you want qb-rb-rb-wr-rest

1. RB-They are the most inportant because they gain more points in FFB than anyone ( top 3 L.T,Samuel Jackson ,Larry Johnson). Pick 2 then go on to the next position 2.WR/QB- It doesn't really matter who you pick with your selection, but you should chose a WR because they get the 2nd most points of anyone. You should have at least 2 before you select a TE 3. QB- Probably Pick your QB after your first WR but if all the good players at QB are getting drafted get 1 before the good ones are all gone! 4. TE- They shouldn't be drafted to early or you'll be sorry after you have 2 WR you should try to draft a good TE (Gates,Gonzalez,Heap). You really don't need to draft a 2nd TE but if you want to, knock yourself out 5.DEF- Pick a Def try to get the top 5 Defenses in the league (Chicago, New England, San Diego, Philadelphia, ect.) because you won't to get the the most points that you could have, (RB wins games, Defense wins Championships) 6. D/K- If your league drafts defensive players too, then you want to get one who can make ALOT OF TACKLES, because those are mostly the only stat that matters. If you don't have to draft Defensive Players the pick a kicker, who is supposed to be drafted in the final rounds. Just pick a guy who can kick FGs, nuff said So in this order (lets say you have a 15 round draft) these are the postions IN ORDER that you should pick 1. RB 2. RB 3. WR or QB 4. QB or WR 5. WR 6. RB 7. QB 8. TE 9. DEF 10. WR 11. RB 12. D (or K or TE) 13. D (or K or TE) 14. WR 15. K I hope this helps you for your draft!

Always running back first. There's so many factors that go into the rest, because it depends on quite a few things: How are points distributed? If a TD is worth 6, you're going to want a good QB, so don't miss a chance at a good one. If TD's aren't worth 6 pts and are more like 4, go with 2 RBs first. What order are you picking? After you pick, it has to go all the way down the line and back. If you are going last, you probably want to do RB then the best QB (Peyton). After you pick, everyone else is getting two more shots before you get to go again, so its better to have the better scoring QB than a mediochre RB. How many picks do you get vs how many people can you play? Some teams do 3 RBs, some do 2 WRs. Taking those into consideration, here are my suggestionsfor first four picks: RB RB QB WR After that, it depends on how many of each play. TE and an extra(s) are somewhat interchangable. Kicker and Defense are the lower scoring, so save them towards the end.