Year 2 of 12 man dynasty

Your top 2 wr's are obviously awesome and Kelce is nice, but I feel like your rb's are too weak to be a true contender. I'm not sure that there's really any upside at rb anywhere on your roster either below the top 2. Coleman could get into rb1 range, but there's a lot of competition there and it looks like an all out committee for right now. Very unreliable and unpredictable. Howard should also be a solid rb2, but he also has competition from Sanders who will probably push for a committee that will get worse over time. A lot of risk and unpredictability there also. I'd be ok having either as a rb2 with upside, but I'd be nervous relying on both as my only starters. It's going to take a perfect storm of things to go right for them to both be adequate as your top 2 rb's, and it's conceivable that you have nothing startable at those spots. Still it could work out, and you shouldn't hit the eject yet.

I'm trying to think of what I'd do. I don't think I'd blow it up and rebuild. Maybe things hinge on hitting big on a rb in the 2020 rookie draft. Then you would probably have a couple year window. Another option is to see how the first quarter of the season is going, and if the rb's look like they're hitting ride the wave and if they look like they're struggling then sell out for as many 2020 picks as you can get. Sentiment seems to be that 2020 is going to be a monster rookie class, but I don't follow college close enough to have a strong opinion.

Doesn't look like tb drafted a RB so that's positive sign on rojo