RealGM

I'm somewhat new to yahoo fantasy football, more of a basketball fantasy player. Need some tips on where I should improve?

Scoring Type: Head-to-Head

QB Drew Brees
WR Mike Wallace
WR Brandon Marshall
RB Adrian Peterson
RB DeAngelo Williams
TE Dallas Clark
W/R Anquan Boldin

Bench:
Davone Bess
Ryan Torain
Matthew Stafford
Daniel Thomas
Jay Cutler

Passing Yards 25 yards per point
Passing Touchdowns 4
Rushing Yards 10 yards per point
Rushing Touchdowns 6
Reception Yards 10 yards per point
Reception Touchdowns 6
Return Touchdowns 6

Free Agents:
Jerome Harrison
Jared Cook
Robert Meachem
Mike Williams
Ben Tate
Nate Burleson
Earl Bennett
Marion Barber
Dustin Keller
Lance Kendricks
Jason Snelling
Roy Williams
Denarius Moore
Jacoby Jones
Montario Hardesty
Jerome Simpson
Greg Little
James Jones
Steve Smith
Donald Driver
Javon Ringer
Antonio Brown
Jacquizz Rodgers
Donovan McNabb
Devin Hester
DeMarco Murray
Andre Roberts
Emmanuel Sanders
Visanthe Shiancoe
Stevan Ridley
Carnell Williams
Derrick Mason
Bernard Berrian
David Garrard
Arrelious Benn
Jamie Harper
Jermaine Gresham
Dexter McCluster
Deji Karim
Tashard Choice
Shane Vereen
Eddie Royal
Benjamin Watson
Danario Alexander
Joshua Cribbs
Cam Newton
Louis Murphy
Toby Gerhart
Brent Celek
Mohamed Massaquoi

You need more depth at RB. Harrison and Tate are tow guys I like to take flyers on late in drafts, because of the injury risk to the guys they are backing up. Try to trade one of your backups QBs for a rb. You don't need two backups.

Solid starting lineup, poor bench. I like your starting backs. I think DeAngelo has a nice bounce back year, the guy is a stud when he's healthy. The Carolina O line has improved so he should be back to his usual self. Cut Cutler, there's no need for him, and as Ajosu mentioned try to get another back. Hopefully Stafford blows up (I think he will) and becomes a top 7ish QB. If that happens I would probably then trade Brees (he'll have more trade value than Stafford) for a stud RB to roll-out at your RB2/Flex spot.

A guy to keep your eye on is Ridley. I think he'll start at some point this year for NE.

You don't need 3 QB's, with Brees, it's questionable you even need a backup at all,

Your starters are pretty solid, not a big fan of Deangelo Williams.
The only other thing I'd say about your starting lineup is that ideally, it's better to have a RB in your flex spot vs. a WR.

Out of the free agents listed the guys I'd target:
Nate Burleson
Ben Tate

I'd see about trading one or both of your backup QB's for upgrades elsewhere and/or dropping guys to pickup some better free agents