What the fuck is up?

Welcome back.

My name is Noah Hills.

You can find me on Twitter at Noah More Parties.

And today's video is a little dive into the best options in redraft leagues for people employing

the zero RB strategy.

I will explain what that means after the intro.

Let's do it.

Let's do it.

ZeroRB, you might be familiar, you might not.

It's generally a strategy deployed in redraft leagues.

I think it's fairly effective in, like, productive struggle dynasty startups. We're focusing on redraft leagues today. think it's fairly effective in like productive struggle dynasty startups.

We're focusing on redraft leagues today.

And basically what ZeroRB is, is it's a philosophy where you avoid running backs for the first five, six, seven rounds, hit receiver really hard, hit quarterback, you get an elite

tight end.

So you stack your other positions, pick up like high upside handcuff, you know, hit quarterback, you get an elite quarterback, you get an elite tight end. So you stack your other positions, pick up like high upside, handcuff, you know, pass catching

running backs later on in the hopes that like those guys hit increasing the ceiling of

your already stacked team because you're loaded at other positions and then you can leverage

that increased upside to a championship.

You know, whether you think the strategy works, whether you think it's dumb, whatever,

it's a viable strategy.

It works sometimes if you, you know, do it right, if you pick the right players, if you play the waiver wire the right way, zero RB can work.

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