Buckle up. This is going to be a fun one. We are drafting the zero RB strategy,

meaning we won't look at a running back until at least round five, six, maybe even round seven,

because people that draft zero RB tend to wait a long time. That's what we're going to do.

And we're going to see if it actually works.

Should you implement this strategy for 2025? Is it safe or you lose your league?

Because I see a ton of people promoting this. In this video, we're going to walk through it right

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I'm just super pumped to see how this works out now, okay?

Because zero RB is the way not to go because running backs are literally the most scarce position

you do not want to draft without going running back heavy and particularly i've done a ton of

mock drafts by the way i will tell you straight up you definitely want to go running back top heavy because it gets slim and trim

at running back quick and we're going to discover that right now. So let's answer the question.

Should you go zero RB? Let's find out. So we are doing a mock simulation here, drafting from the

1.11, and we're going to look at wide receivers only and probably consider a running back later on.

We'll see who's available.

So we're on the 1.1-1 turn.

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