NTA

The No Talent Allstars were the first champions of RBB FAF, winning the title in the inaugural 2019 season. It was a fitting end to the year as it saw the championship being held aloft by the coach who had initiated the league and was its first commissioner. In their second season, the Allstars spent much of the season at risk of relegation, only escaping the playouts in the final round of games. The 2021 season was even more dificult for the Allstars as they found themselves in need of a playout victory against the Muswell Hillbillies to stay in the top flight. A shift of name in 2022 to become NTA saw the team safely into midtable obscurity and a 7-7 record. The consolidating season was perhaps a little less dramatic for the franchise than they had known previously even if they finished just a game above the playouts. The 2023 season was another nervewracking one for the former champs. NTA started off reasonably and seemed to be settled in mid-table until a late season slide saw the team drop 4 games in a row. A week 14 victory over the Hillbillies secured a 6-8 record and avoiding the playouts on points scored. 2024 was NTA's most successful year since the inaugural one in 2019. They were at or near the top of the table for most of the season, finishing with a 10-4 record and were looking great heading towards the playoffs but missed out on the final, losing to eventual champions Ultimate Unicorns in the semi finals.