Before diving into this draft blueprint, understand that this is far from rigid and should be adjusted as necessary throughout your draft.
If you lock yourself into a strategy of taking two running backs in the first two rounds regardless of what the board looks like, you may find yourself reaching for a player you don't even like that much. However, if others are also committed to addressing the RB position early, it could push wide receivers down the board and into your lap. Taking Michael Thomas in that situation instead of reaching for LeSean McCoy to fulfill your RB-RB strategy is just one example of how being flexible works better than being rigid.