Shawn Siegele explores five key components he uses to build out the Zero RB draft board, and then breaks down 61 players using those criteria.
As we move toward the 2024 Zero RB Candidates Countdown, I’ve been working on a series of articles that help place RB outcomes in the context of upside scenarios and downside risks.
- We Won’t Get Another Kyren Williams, But This Is How You Can Buy Elements of His Breakout
- The Next Alvin Kamara or Tony Pollard Is Almost Free and a Must-Draft in All Formats
- 2024’s Scariest RB Profile Is Ridiculously Expensive and Threatens Ekeler-Level Damage
- 2023’s Best Player Hack Gives Us 4 League-Winning RB Options
These exercises help us find specific 2024 targets who may be significantly undervalued, but they also help us think through the types of opportunities and landmines that may exist in any specific year.
In the Zero RB Prep Kit, we’re going to take it a step further and work through the logic and history behind using five specific components to build out our 2024 RB draft boards. In the second half of the exercise we’ll then break down 61 RBs using these concepts to get a better feel for the contingency-based upside each one provides in the upcoming season.
Want to crush your leaguemates in the final rounds? Kevin Szafraniec profiles 3 Late-Round Rookie RBs Who Could Be Leading Their Respective Backfields by the End of 2024.
