1st251 placement pts
Ollie NapierSurvivor · Sep – Jan
One NFL team per week, no repeats. A loss, tie, or missed pick gives you one strike; your second strike eliminates you. The last entry standing, or the deepest run, wins.
Final event board
Contest analysis
Ollie Napier stood alone at the top of the NFL Survivor Pool. His outright title earned the full 251 placement points.
Second place belonged to a crowd. Alex Chitsazan, Ben DeJarnette, Dustin Schueffner, Grant Hatzenbihler and Keagen Edwards tied at 248 apiece. The final board was as clean as it was unusual: one champion, five equal runners-up.
Updated 2026-07-21
All 251 entrants
How this game works
Pick one NFL team to win its game outright. No point spreads. You can never pick the same team twice all season.
You start with 2 lives. A loss, tie, or skipped week records one strike. The first strike leaves you alive with 1 life left. Strike 2 eliminates you. A cancelled game never records a strike.
Standings rank live entries first, then fewer strikes, then weeks survived. Outlast the field to take the pool.
New entries close at kickoff of Week 1's final game on the posted entry deadline. Every pick, Week 1 included, locks at that game's own kickoff, so future weeks stay open all season.
Every recorded edition from 2012-13 through 2025-26, with exact champions and final boards.
NFL Survivor Pool
One champion owns this recorded crown.
9 earlier editions remain collapsed. Expand the ledger to reveal every recorded final.
One NFL team per week, no repeats. A loss, tie, or missed pick gives you one strike; your second strike eliminates you. The last entry standing, or the deepest run, wins.
Every event is scored across the full field: the winner earns points equal to the number of members, last place earns 1, and ties split the average of the positions they occupy. A member’s season total is the sum of their placement points across all ten events.