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Looks like you've got a few things going on. First thing is first - do a parasite check. Check below vent and up under belly, at the base of feather shafts for eggs and bugs. You need to part the feathers and look at the skin and feather shafts.

I'm so sorry you're dealing with this. It does sound like over-breeding. Your ratio may not have enough hens for 2 roosters. Some just need more. I think the rule of thumb is 10 hens to every rooster. Which obviously differs from bird to bird. Let's look at everything else though. Have you...