And unexpectedly answers drop into my lap, a little hail of ice and wisdom, of solved problems.
— Nietzsche, The Case of Wagner, §1
Round 1-9 Recap
As Blair covered in Part I and Part II, the first nine rounds of our quad-managed FFPC RotoViz Triflex Empire Startup went pretty well. We drafted eight skill-position players worth at least a first per the Consensus RotoViz Tiers, while acquiring a boatload of future draft capital, plus C.J. Stroud.
Right after we took Stroud at 8.07, the other team waiting on QB — everyone else had at least two by the end of round 7 — took Matthew Stafford, Daniel Jones, and Ty Simpson at picks 8.11, 9.01 and 9.02. Undaunted, we selected Xavier Worthy at 9.03 instead of taking the last starting QB with real job security in Sam Darnold.
Round 10
Then we waited.
Round 11
And waited some more.
RotoViz may be the original home of zero-RB, but these days we are just as likely to execute a zero-QB build — especially in FFPC superflex formats. If you’re willing to plug your nose and take the guy that everyone has decided “sucks,” profit often abounds. Just ask Jared, Sam, Baker, Geno, Brock, Daniel, Ryan and Tyler.
Round 12
The other reason to go zero-QB? The board flexes in your favor.











