Of course, there are thirty-two teams in the NFL, and most teams have only one running back (and sometimes not even that!) who are worth starting in a fantasy football league, while some teams will have as many as three or four wide receivers who you could use; because of this, running backs are a much more premium position, and if you can get three good running backs, it will always be more beneficial to use your "flex" spot for them, instead of using it for wide receivers.
No matter whether you have decided to use two or three starting wide receivers, however, one thing you should do is pay attention to the "extra" ways your wide receiver might get you points; if your league awards points for kick and punt return yards, pick up a wide receiver who fulfills these duties for their team, or look for wide receivers who sometimes run the ball in addition to catching passes.
Lastly, you need to be aware of the fact that taking high-risk, high-reward receivers is a much better idea than taking middle of the road receivers; because you will hopefully be using your high draft picks for running backs, this will keep you from drafting any of the top wide receivers, so rather than going for the "safe play," try to find wide receivers who will give you a top threat, and hope that one or two of them end up working out!
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