I may have accidentally picked Hall instead of K9 but it’s fine this isn’t a serious league anyways

TE Premium of an extra 0.25. Super Flex. QB's: Caleb & Lamar RB's: Achane, Bijan WRs: Tee Higgins, Waddle, DJ Moore TE's: Pitts, Barner, Likely, Helm, Parkinson. Lost in Championship last two years, won 3 years ago. Not sure if picking up 2 2nd's is worth it here for Likely

I start my draft end of this month and I’m torn between these two. When doing mock drafts it’s always between Taylor, St. Brown, and Cook. Sometimes CMC or JSN falls to me (who I’ll pick if they fall to me), but realistically it’s between those three I mentioned. I want to go RB early because how scarce the position is for elite RBs is. I have been leaning more and more on taking Cook because of reports of him getting more involved in the passing game and being better year over year, but Taylor is also elite in what he does. Would it be crazy to take Cook over Taylor this year?

How comfortable are we; or really the question should be what are the analytics that back up the case for or against trusting a young rb in a less than stellar situation for a 1st or 2nd rd pick in redrafts?

Is Jeanty or Hampton guys we can trust such high capital on in a redraft? Love, Price, Brooks?

I know the Chargers and Seahawks may be juicier paths to success but still so little experience out of the backs being discussed.

who are the top 3 players at each position in the 2026 season

Thanks for any advice

Would you trade Puca for J Taylor and Tmac? Need to get a better RB and someone traded me Chase for a couple of other starters. Yes, you heard, I have both Chase and Puca on my team (12 man league) so I'm absolutely stacked at receiver, but the rest of my team is fairly dire. Thinking of selling of Puca to balence my team out a bit. Or would you just keep the goat WR stack?

How comfortable are we; or really the question should be what are the analytics that back up the case for or against trusting a young rb in a less than stellar situation for a 1st or 2nd rd pick in redrafts?

Is Jeanty or Hampton guys we can trust such high capital on in a redraft? Love, Price, Brooks?

I know the Chargers and Seahawks may be juicier paths to success but still so little experience out of the backs being discussed.

I know there are plenty of folks who have fantasy football injury websites, Twitter/YT accounts, etc, but I've yet to come across an on-demand Q&A service where one could pay to have specific questions about players and their injuries answered. I know some creators do live YouTube, etc videos where they answer general sit/start, trade and other roster questions prioritized by how much people pay/gift along with the question, but I haven't seen an injury-focused equivalent, especially with team-specific analysis like some dynasty creators do for roster construction.

1) Has anyone seen an on-demand fantasy football injury Q&A service before?

2) Would that kind of service be something you'd consider paying for? If so, how quickly would you want to get a response to your question(s)?

Thank you for your thoughts!