What is ZeroRB really and where do we stand in 2021? That's what we've been talking about this week on Stealing Bananas.

This is the third show of the week. Usually we've been having a guest on for the third show, but since we're talking about

zero RB and we have the obvious quintessential zero RB guests already as one of the hosts of

the show, it's just going to be me and Sean here again for this third episode and me referring to Ben Gretsch who you can find

on Twitter at Yards Per Gretsch and Sean Sean Segal, obviously the goat and the original author

of the ZeroRB article, Sean, how you doing?

Awesome.

It's fun to get into this third topic.

We're going to embrace controversy a little bit more.

We're going to discuss modified

zero rb the controversy surrounding calling at that to an extent but also you know why it might

be called that and then if it works and how we should do it and if we do do it how do we employ it in

2021 because again like always our goal is to win these leads

it is funny and we talked a little bit about this we brushed up against this on the first

episode of the week i think it kind of tipped my hand a little but i think it's pretty pretty

silly to push back on it because the the term zero rb doesn't is not necessarily literal you know

i was trying to think of a good example and i said to you like i don't know why this came into my

head but like a dodge ram truck is not built to ram other cars and it's not a big horn sheep it's just

the name zero rb was a very easy name for what we were discussing at a time

when everyone was taking multiple rbs in the early rounds so the point was you don't have to take

running backs early back in 2013 when this was originally written and so now there's all sorts of

different structures and people are you know things have changed people are a lot more comfortable a lot of people aren't but there are a lot more people that are comfortable not

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