Keeper help!!!!!

I know I got a while but its a tough one for me. My league has a two player keeper option. Some teams only keep 1 and go into a round all alone before the draft really starts. Basically since I AM keeping 2 my first pick will be 25th overall at best. S0 anywhere from 24-36 players will be off the board when I pick in the 1st(actualy 3rd).  In this league you can start 2rb/3wr or 3rb/2wr,the latter being what I prefer(good rb's are gold).

Question: Who do I keep Randy Moss or Marshawn Lynch???

I am definately already keeping Brian Westbrook, so I do I come in with 2 damn good rbs or a stud rb and probably the best WR in fantasy(I believe his #'s will go down a bit tho)and hope I can land another RB(or 2) with my first few picks??

I agree with Brute_Force.

Even though it is possbile that Lynch could lose a few touches since the trendy thing to do is go to a RBBC, he will get the majority of the touches and the offense might be better now that they potentially have a better #2 WR to help help the passing game and take the pressure off of the running game. Not to mention that Moss may still be the best WR in fantasy next year, but I think it will be a lot closer than it was last year. It is easier to get the WR later on, although you may end up getting him with your first round pick anyways.

Although I think Randy Moss will put up bigger overall numbers than Marshawn Lynch, the RB position will always give you some points in fantasy.  Lynch will likely be a 'safe' bet for 100-140 total yds per game.  He'll also get you something like 8-12 TDs during the season.  Moss on the other hand will likely come up with some really big games (100+yds w/2TDs), and like last year some really low ones (30yds w/0TDs). 

Myself, I favor consistency, it makes fantasy life easier  - keep Lynch and go after the best remaining WRs in the draft.  Most people will be keeping stud RBs and QBs anyway so there will be some decent WRs left.  It is extremely doubtful you'd have that choice on a RB.