Big Brother 28 Week 7 CHAOS: Drew, Taylor or Mallory — If America Could Choose, Who DESERVES to Go Home?

😂 YOU MAKE THE CALL, because apparently Dee Valladares certainly can’t! At this point, trying to identify Dee’s Week 7 target feels like trying to predict where a tornado is going to land. First it’s Drew. Then Taylor looks doomed. Then LaLa wins the Veto, Mallory’s name suddenly enters the conversation, and before we finish discussing THAT, Dee could probably change her mind again.

But forget what Dee wants for a moment.

Forget the alliances.

Forget what Rick Devens is whispering.

Forget what Angela wants.

Let’s put the power where Big Brother fans always think it belongs:

In OUR hands.

Three names.

Drew Campbell. Taylor Brown. Mallory Aurichio.

If you controlled the eviction this week and only one could leave…

Who are you sending out that door?

And after looking at what’s happening inside the house right now, my answer might surprise you.

First, What Exactly Happened This Week?

Dee won the Week 7 Head of Household and initially nominated Drew, Taylor and LaTrice “LaLa” Verrett. Then LaLa did exactly what someone on the block needs to do:

She won the Power of Veto.

That means LaLa can remove herself, forcing Dee to choose a replacement nominee. Current feed reports have Mallory emerging as a major replacement possibility. (Hollywood Outbreak)

And this is where Dee’s HOH went completely off the rails.

Because the target apparently isn’t staying still.

Feed coverage has documented Dee considering a shift inside her own Mosh Pit alliance, with Mallory suddenly facing significantly more danger. (Big Brother Network)

So we’re left with three particularly interesting possibilities:

Drew.

Taylor.

Mallory.

Let’s make the case for each.

OPTION #1: EVICT DREW

🔥 If I’m looking strictly at long-term threat level?

Drew has a strong argument for eviction.

Drew has already demonstrated something that matters enormously in Big Brother:

He can survive danger.

He has relationships.

He has information.

And he’s connected enough that people repeatedly find reasons to keep him.

That’s exactly the type of player who becomes increasingly difficult to remove later.

Drew was part of the Mosh Pit structure alongside Dee, Devens, Angela, Barrett, Melody and Mallory, but that alliance has been showing serious cracks. (Cinemablend)

And here’s the problem with Drew.

He’s becoming increasingly expendable…

while still being potentially dangerous.

That’s a terrible combination for everyone else.

If you’re Dee, keeping Drew means keeping someone who could eventually win power and remember exactly how disposable you considered him.

And if you’re one of the outsiders?

Why keep another player with established connections?

Take the shot while he’s available.

But There’s Another Argument…

Drew creates chaos.

And as a viewer?

😂

I like chaos.

If we’re choosing based purely on entertainment, I don’t necessarily want Drew leaving yet.

Drew staying means more paranoia.

More fractured alliances.

More conversations being exposed.

More people wondering which side he’s actually on.

That’s good television.

So strategically?

Drew is tempting.

Entertainment-wise?

Maybe keep him cooking.

OPTION #2: EVICT TAYLOR

Now this one gets interesting.

Taylor was one of Dee’s original Week 7 nominees alongside Drew and LaLa. (AOL)

Unlike Mallory, Taylor isn’t suddenly appearing because of a Veto-induced replacement situation.

She’s already been sitting in danger.

And Taylor has been dealing with this kind of pressure for weeks.

At some point, a player who repeatedly touches the block becomes one of two things.

Either:

The house finally finishes the job.

Or:

They become the pawn who mysteriously survives everything.

And those perpetual pawns can become dangerous.

Because every week Taylor survives is another week where bigger personalities destroy each other around her.

Suddenly it’s Final 8.

Then Final 7.

Then someone says:

“Taylor isn’t our biggest threat.”

Final 6.

“She can go next week.”

Final 5.

And then everyone realizes…

WHY IS TAYLOR STILL HERE?!

😂

We’ve seen this movie before.

Taylor Leaving Would Be the Safest Eviction

If the house wants the least complicated result?

Taylor probably makes sense.

No enormous alliance betrayal.

No dramatic Mosh Pit implosion.

No furious juror created from Dee stabbing one of her supposed allies in the back.

Just:

Nominate Taylor.

Evict Taylor.

Move on.

But that’s also precisely why I DON’T love it.

This is Big Brother.

I don’t want the safe move.

I want somebody to light the house on fire.

🔥

And that brings us to…

OPTION #3: EVICT MALLORY

Ohhhhh boy.

This would be messy.

Mallory wasn’t one of Dee’s original three nominees.

But LaLa winning the Veto opened the door, and current reporting indicates Mallory has become one of the leading replacement possibilities. (Hollywood Outbreak)

And remember:

Mallory was part of Mosh Pit.

That matters.

Because if Dee puts Mallory up and Mallory leaves?

Dee isn’t simply eliminating another houseguest.

She’s essentially announcing:

My alliances mean absolutely nothing if I decide you’re inconvenient.

🔥🔥🔥

That message travels.

Fast.

And Mallory Already Had Reasons Not to Trust the Vets

Before this HOH even reached its current level of insanity, cracks were forming inside Mosh Pit.

Mallory and Melody reportedly became increasingly aware that they weren’t necessarily sitting at the center of the alliance’s decision-making. They learned more about Barrett feeding information back toward Dee and Angela and began questioning whether they had essentially been recruited as numbers rather than equal strategic partners. (Cinemablend)

That’s incredibly important.

Because from Dee’s perspective, Mallory isn’t simply an ally anymore.

She’s an ally who might realize she’s disposable.

Those are often the most dangerous allies.

Once Mallory recognizes she’s near the bottom?

Why stay loyal?

Why protect Dee?

Why protect Angela?

Why protect Devens?

Blow it up.

And Dee may be thinking exactly that.

Get Mallory before Mallory gets her.

But Evicting Mallory Could Be TERRIBLE for Dee

This is why I love this possibility.

It could be spectacularly bad.

😂

Dee is HOH.

She has guaranteed safety.

She’s surrounded by people telling her things.

She’s thinking several moves ahead.

Everything feels controllable.

Then Thursday happens.

Dee can’t play HOH.

And suddenly the people who watched her nominate her own ally start asking themselves:

“If she did that to Mallory, why wouldn’t she do it to me?”

That’s how alliances die.

Not because someone officially announces:

“OUR ALLIANCE IS OVER.”

They die because trust disappears.

And Dee could be accelerating that process herself.

Commentary around her Week 7 reign has already raised concerns that she’s playing the HOH too aggressively and potentially creating unnecessary enemies. (Cinemablend)

Taking out Mallory would pour gasoline on that problem.

And Imagine Mallory Winning the Blockbuster Instead

Here’s the scenario I REALLY want.

Mallory goes up.

Dee decides:

“Okay. Mallory is the target.”

Everyone prepares.

Then Mallory walks into the BB Blockbuster.

And wins.

😂😂😂

PLEASE.

Imagine the feeds afterward.

Dee has publicly exposed Mallory.

Mallory now knows exactly where she stands.

But Mallory is SAFE.

Now someone else has to leave.

And next week?

Mallory could win HOH.

If that happens, Dee’s Week 7 reign goes from aggressive gameplay to potentially catastrophic gameplay.

So Who Would I Evict?

If I’m actually playing the game?

Drew.

Take out someone with relationships, experience surviving danger and enough strategic connections to become problematic later.

Don’t unnecessarily burn Mallory if she’s still potentially usable.

Don’t settle for Taylor simply because she’s convenient.

Remove Drew while you have the opportunity.

But…

If I’m watching from my couch?

😈

I want Mallory on that block.

Not necessarily because I want her gone.

Because I want the consequences.

Put Mallory up.

Let her realize Mosh Pit was never as solid as advertised.

Let everyone start exposing conversations.

Let alliances collapse.

Let Dee change the target another seventeen times.

And then give Mallory the Blockbuster win.

Maximum chaos.

That’s the Big Brother I want.

And Dee’s Target May Change Again Anyway

That’s the funniest part of this entire discussion.

We can spend hours analyzing Drew versus Taylor versus Mallory.

By breakfast, Dee might have another plan.

By lunch?

Another target.

By dinner?

Back to Drew.

😂

Feed reporting from this weekend already shows how quickly the target conversation has moved following LaLa’s Veto win. (Big Brother Network)

So maybe the fans should make this easier.

No meetings.

No alliance charts.

No fifteen-person strategy conversations.

Just three buttons:

🔥 DREW — Take out the connected threat.

⚡ TAYLOR — Finish the job and make the safe move.

💣 MALLORY — Blow up Mosh Pit and unleash chaos.

If I’m playing?

DREW.

If I’m producing the show?

MALLORY.

If I’m Dee?

Apparently I’ll tell you again in twenty minutes.

😂

YOUR TURN: DREW, TAYLOR OR MALLORY?

Drop ONE name.

No explanation required.

Who are YOU personally sending out the Big Brother 28 door this week?