Is Zero RB Still a Viable Strategy in 2025? - RotoViz Overtime

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🗓️ 3 July 2025

⏱️ 44 minutes

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Summary

Let's talk about the challenges of drafting WR-heavy or Zero RB Rosters in 2025 and how to optimise your draft plans. Shawn Siegele and Colm Kelly review a listener-submitted draft from the FFPC Big Gorrilla contest and use it as a template to discuss WR depth and why Zero RB might not be a fit in 2025. They also discuss how Elite QB alters the objectives and how to manage the TE position in TE premium formats like the FFPC.

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0:00.0	Strah to the end zone.
0:02.0	Touchdown.
0:03.2	What a crab.
0:04.3	That's McBride.
0:05.8	Gary Wilson.
0:07.1	Wow.
0:08.4	Oh, one-hander.
0:10.3	C.
0:10.8	D.
0:10.9	Lamb.
0:12.0	There he goes.
0:13.0	Brace Hall to the end zone.
0:16.7	Building the perfect zero R.b roster in redraft.
0:20.9	That is what we are talking about today on the Road of his Overtime podcast.
0:24.1	We're going to talk through some of the expanded principles that we talked about
0:27.5	on the show earlier this week where we looked at some of the potential misconceptions.
0:30.5	But we have a listener team submitted from the FFPC Big Guerrilla Tournament drafted from the 101.
0:37.0	We're going to dive in to that in just a little moment and talk about, I guess,
0:42.1	how it looks when it's put into place in a draft and what maybe we would recommend,
0:48.3	what we would change, what way it could play out.
0:50.4	We have been sent the draft boards.
0:51.7	We'll be working our way through that.
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