Move to repeat as champion? Or hold tight?

[hockeyBjj]

I've made some moves this offseason to help my team 1 in sig. Most notably acquiring Devonta Freeman to fill my rb3 weakness and drafting Kyker Murray at 2.6 (10 team) to back up Russel Wilson

Are there other moves I should be trying to make? Or hold tight unless a great value from a dumb owner falls into my lap?

Start 1qb, 2rb, 1rb/te, 2 wr, 1wr/te, 1te, 1K, 1D, leaving off the roster cloggers

Qb- Russell Wilson, Kylar Murray, Andy Dalton
Rb- Barkley, Cook, D Freeman, D Williams, M Ingram, L Murray, J White, Penny, C Hyde, D Henderson, Mattison
Wr- OBJ, Juju, Evans, Boyd, Landry (few dart throws)
Te- Kittle, Rudolph, Mcdonald
K- Lutz
D- MN, Jax, Pats, Titans (our D scoring is higher, and every single D is owned. I've had success streaming off my bench for matchups more than just locking in MN every week)

Anything stick out? Or would trying to acquire a depth wr6 just be making trades due to boredom, and trying to bundle some of my RBs into one better one be damaging to my depth in an injury prone position?

[Gator Sens]

Your team looks ready to contended. The only thing I see, is trying to move multiple veteran RBS for a younger upside back if you feel that still keeps you in contention.

[J. Edgar]

I think shoring up your RB3 was the only move you needed make, roll with that team.

[Hottoddies]

That team looks in great shape. The only thing I can think of is if someone in your league gets desperate for RB help you could move one of your older backups.

[Gronk]

I would try to package 2 or 3 of your bench depth for a stud at wr. You are in great shape to compete but another stud would be awesome for bye weeks and injury.