A lot of times we read your emails on fantasy football today in five.

Today we're reading your Facebook questions, and I'm all thrown off.

Let's get to the questions right now on FFT in 5.

I'm Adam Major with Chris Towers.

I am someone who is really lamenting our new system, which does not allow us to restart our

intros.

But Chris, let's read these Facebook questions from Adam, not me.

Where do people stand on taking full running back committees?

I think it's got to be the right value.

I don't think you should take, I don't think you should spend up to get a committee

just so you can have one running back situation. But if you have a situation like San Francisco

where you seem to be able to get Rahim Moster in the seventh round and Trace Sermon in the ninth or

10th, then there's really no risk to it because once you get to that point in the draft,

I mean,

your expectation in a seventh and ninth round pick should be that there's a pretty high chance

they're not going to give you much anyway.

So it depends on the situation.

You shouldn't pay a premium for the right to have a whole backfield.

But, you know,

if it's the right combination of players at the right price, I'm fine with it.

But when you're talking about full-blown committees,

sometimes you might end up with just two guys you don't really feel like starting.

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