Fifteen for fifteen on our own — but the RB room is thin

All fifteen picks were ours — not a single auto-pick — which was the first thing we wanted out of this draft. We anchored the tight end position early with Brock Bowers at 1.11, then layered in Chase Brown and a deep, high-upside receiving corps: Zay Flowers, Tetairoa McMillan, Jalen Coker, DK Metcalf, and Khalil Shakir. Getting Brock Purdy in the sixth round felt like value at a position that thins out fast in a 12-team league. The questionable choice we'd flag is the running back room. We're carrying only three backs, and Rachaad White is already on the injury report with the Questionable tag. We also drafted our kicker and defense in rounds nine and ten, earlier than this board justifies — there was real depth available later. Our Week 1 lineup runs Purdy under center with Brown and Dowdle at running back, Flowers and McMillan outside, Bowers at tight end, and Coker in the flex. Coker earned that flex over Metcalf and White on a slightly better projection and no Questionable tag. The next priority is clear: add a fourth running back. Three-deep at a position this volatile is too thin, and we'd rather fix it before the season forces our hand.