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My Keeper League

One of my fantasy leagues is a keeper league and I need to decide in the next 36 hours which players I should keep and which I should ditch for our 4 round draft next week. I can cut up to 4 players or none at all. Our league requires that I keep my 4 IDPs to keep the FA pool rich with offensive talent...so I need to keep my IDPs listed at the end. Here's my team:

QB Marc Bulger
QB Jay Cutler
RB Rudi Johnson
RB Willis McGahee
RB Maurice Jones-Drew
WR Javon Walker
WR Donald Driver
WR Marques Colston
WR Terry Glenn
WR Bernard Berrian
WR Matt Jones
TE Tony Gonzalez
TE Tony Scheffler
K Robbie Gould
DL Julius Peppers (Car)
DB Antonie Winfield (Min)
DL Bart Scott (Bal)
DL Cato June (TB)

It's a 10-team, 6 points for Pa or Ru TD, 0.1 points/reception, 0.2 points/completion, 1 point per 15 yards rushing, 1 point per 12 yards receiving, and 1 point per 37 yards passing. Our starting lineup is 1 QB, 3 WRs, 2 RBs, 1 TE, 1 K, 2 Ds, 2 DLs - and 6 bench spots.

I'm thinking of dropping Matt Jones to pick up a rookie RB and dropping Tony Scheffler to try and get someone like Greg Olsen, Anthony Gonzalez or Laurent Robinson. Thoughts?

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