NFL Survivor rules

A survivor pool across the NFL regular season. Each week, every member picks one team to win, straight up. Correct — you advance. Incorrect, or no pick — you're out. Last member standing wins.

Weekly picks

• One pick per week, and each member has exactly one life — a single wrong week eliminates.
• Each team can be used at most once all season. Teams you've already picked are unavailable in your future weeks.
• Picks can be made or changed until the picked game's kickoff, and become visible to the league at kickoff.
• A missed week counts as a wrong pick — you're eliminated.

Survival and elimination

• Everyone out in the same week? All members eliminated that week are revived and play on — whatever the mix of wrong and missed picks.
• Ties: a tie advances you, with the team consumed — the game was played, so the team is spent.
• Cancelled game: counts as a push — you survive, and the team is not consumed. A game postponed within the same week resolves normally when played.
• Eliminated members stay in the league with full visibility of everyone's picks — they just can't make any more of their own.

Winning

The league concludes at whichever comes first: the final week of its range settles, or settlement leaves exactly one member alive. The members alive at that moment win — if several make it to the end together, they are co-winners and share first place. There are no extension weeks and no tiebreaker.

The board

The survivor board shows every member's status (alive or eliminated), the week they went out, their week-by-week pick history — each pick revealed at its game's kickoff — and the teams they've consumed.