1.05: Christian McCaffrey
2.08: A.J. Brown
3.05: Javonte Williams
4.08: Jaylen Waddle

Anchoring your build with CMC usually requires another early RB to mitigate injury / age risk. Doing so with Javonte Williams in the 3rd is a great strategy. A.J. Brown in the middle of the 2nd anchors your WR room, and usually a guy like Waddle or McConkey falls to the mid-to-late 4th, letting you lock down RB and WR early. I'm a big fan of the 1.05 this season, assuming you have some appetite for risk.

1.06: Jaxon Smith-Njigba
2.07: Kenneth Walker
3.06: Chris Olave
4.07: David Montgomery

Paying up for a hero WR requires securing a running back in the 2nd round. It's a bit risky, but usually Kenneth Walker or Derrick Henry makes it back around to this spot. I like grabbing another bell-cow like David Montgomery in the late 4th or early 5th, and you'll have your pick of strong WR options in round 3 - Chris Olave here complements JSN very nicely. This is definitely a stronger WR room, but you're also not sacrificing significantly at the RB position.

1.07: Jonathan Taylor
2.06: Kenneth Walker
3.07: DeVonta Smith
4.06: Jaylen Waddle

I decided to try double RB here and liked the way the first 4 rounds shook out. You don't sacrifice a ton at the WR position when you end up with guys like Smith and Waddle, and building your RB room with Jonathan Taylor and Kenneth Walker will give you one of the best duos in your league. I'm going big on the RB position early this year, and every time I mock my RB1 and RB2 in the first 2 rounds, I end up liking the team.