In your league, I wouldn’t take a QB until late, like 6th round or later. Same with TE’s unless you really like one in rounds 3-6. Spend your top picks (like until round 6) on RB’s and a top WR or two. The reason RB’s are so valuable is bc there are very few of them, and the drop off from top 5 RB to top 20 RB is huge, whereas the drop off from Top 5 WR/QB/TE to top 20 is negligible (and hard to predict). Plus you will need RB depth, some or all of your top RB’s will get hurt.
I already told you what to do, and it’s impossible to say who since 6 unknown guys will be gone before you draft. I wouldn’t touch Najee Harris, he has a Lisfranc foot injury, and is supposed to be ready for week 1. However these are notoriously nagging injuries, and he’s a guy whose value comes from the volume of touches he gets, so high likelihood of getting hurt again. I’d move Antonio Gibson up a bit, since rookie Brian Robinson ahead of him just got shot (although he’s out of the hospital already, so who knows). I like both of them in Washington in the mid-rounds for RB depth.