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The concept of "Zero RB" was first introduced on RotoViz in 2013 by Shawn Siegele, who won $250,000 in the NFFC that year and finished in first and second place in the NFFC Primetime Main Event. As a 10-time winner in the Main Event leagues, he now leads RotoViz, which features a team of expert writers, including seasoned high-stakes players and Best Ball specialists. While "Zero RB" certainly helped RotoViz gain recognition, it’s the over 1500 insightful articles and innovative tools that truly make it a trusted resource for both serious and casual fantasy players. Whether you need assistance with setting your season-long lineups, creating customizable cheat sheets for your drafts, or finding apps to enhance your trading strategies, RotoViz provides the essential tools for success. If you're searching for the next breakout star, RotoViz offers data-driven insights to help you identify potential league winners. The site's analysis has previously highlighted players like Le’Veon Bell, DeAndre Hopkins, and David Johnson as early picks in their rookie drafts, and all three later became highly coveted players in dynasty formats.

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  • 1 week ago | rotoviz.com | Corbin Young

    As a rookie, Garrett Wilson ranked 13th in EP/G, sixth in targets, and 31st in PPR/G, with one of the worst FPOE/G (No. 240). Wilson gave us three WR1 performances, averaging just under 28 fantasy points per game (27.9), with four other weeks as a WR2, posting 16.9 PPR/G. He played with Zach Wilson, Mike White, and Joe Flacco, sharing time as the Jets’ quarterback. Also, Breece Hall tore his ACL in October of that season. Wilson’s Year 1 inefficiencies could be explained by the team context.

  • 3 weeks ago | rotoviz.com | Corbin Young

    David Johnson was the best running back in football for a season and a half. Few RBs possess Johnson’s size and athleticism combined with his receiving talent. But over the years a number of backs have been able to give us David-Johnson-lite production with a much smaller frame and fewer athletic gifts. It may seem like ages ago when Devin Singletary was last a fantasy-relevant back.

  • 1 month ago | rotoviz.com | Corbin Young

    We love it when running back prospects come into the NFL with a juicy receiving profile. That’s the case with Rachaad White, who garnered a ridiculous 22% receiving share in his final collegiate season. White played on a Buccaneers team with Leonard Fournette as the lead rusher and receiver, though the rookie ate into the veteran’s workload. Tom Brady played his final season during White’s rookie year, with somewhat of a roster and coaching overhaul the following year.

  • 1 month ago | rotoviz.com | Neil Dutton

    Which tight end prospects gave us good answers to our questions this week, and who could have given us more? Neil Dutton breaks down the winners and losers at tight end from the 2025 NFL combine. You must be a member to access this content. Already a member? Log in here

  • 1 month ago | rotoviz.com | Corbin Young

    Last time, we looked at small gap running backs on two teams with a dominant veteran and potential breakouts to identify undervalued players based on their ADP. Today we’ll cover two more small gap running backs, including a veteran and a younger option. The idea of small gap and big gap RBs comes from Jack Miller’s research on the win and hit rates for big or small gap backs,…... You must be a member to access this content. Already a member? Log in here

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