I'll be honest, I have all of these RBs really close:

1. Michael Turner – Risky or not, I'm not backing down from my Turner predictions and those predictions are top 15 value. I'm picking 24th… Everyone sees it coming :)

2. Maurice Jones-Drew – While his ceiling is top 8 overall, his "bust" factor is still hanging around until he gets the carries. At his size, I still have my concerns about him holding up on a full workload. I do like him an AWFUL lot, though. He is such an exciting guy to own.

3. Ronnie Brown – While this pick is tempting, ACL injuries are brutal and Brown won't be 100% until 2009. Plain and simple. That concerns me, so does the loss of Cam Cameron, who turned Ronnie Brown into a first-rounder. Without Cameron, he may have dropped to the 8-15 range anyway… add in a recovery year… Turner has WAY more in my opinion with even less risk.

4. Brandon Jacobs – Great value at 24, but still a bit risky given his injury history and I've said time and time again, this guy won't have a long career at his size and weight. Still solid value if it came down to it.

5. Darren McFadden – Where he lands means everything, but solid prospect. Won't need to dip down this deep into the RB pool, though, as we just have two picks to go.

Just thought I'd share my take on the RBs left. I could understand someone arguing my rank here, that's why we play the game, but this is what's going through my mind.

To answer one of the questions above, I have thought about going RB, RB, RB, but this mock is set up as if we would start 3WRs. The WRs are deep this year, though, so I'm seriously considering this strategy. Odds are, though, I go RB, WR, but we shall see. I'm not ruling out Romo either, though.

Very please with:

Adrian Peterson
Michael Turner
Reggie wayne

Turner won't be the most attractive pick to most at this stage in the off-season, given we have no clue where he will be, but everyone knows on this forum that I'm taking that gamble every time :)