As the stars align, the drama in the Big Brother house intensifies! Rick Devens, our savvy second Head of Household from Big Brother Season 28, has showcased some clever moves so far, but the cosmic energy swirling around him raises a crucial question: could he be on the brink of an epic blunder? His recent triumph with the Golden Power of Veto seemed to crystalize his plan—to backdoor Rome, a bold gambit in this game of strategy and survival. But as Monday dawns, the atmosphere in the house has shifted dramatically, casting shadows on his decisions. Relationships are fraying, whispers of betrayal flow through the air, particularly with the enigmatic Lyric, who’s been playing both sides of a showmance while spinning a web of half-truths. Conflicted and perhaps swayed by the emotional tides around him, Rick now considers pivoting his strategy. Is this a stroke of genius—or simply a recipe for disaster? The stakes are high, and in this game, a single misstep could send him spiraling out of contention. Curious to see how the zodiac’s influence shapes Rick’s fate? Let’s unpack this unfolding drama, and maybe even pull the tarot cards for a glimpse of what might be coming next… LEARN MORE.
Rick Devens has made some fantastic moves as the second Head of Household of Big Brother Season 28, but is he about to make a grave mistake?
After the Survivor alum won the Golden Power of Veto on Saturday, his decision seemed clear: He wanted to backdoor Rome and send him out of the game.
As of Monday morning, that was still the plan, but a lot had happened in the house since the Veto competition.

Lyric, who has been embroiled in a showmance with Rome, had been telling anyone who would listen that their relationship was over.
I’m surprised she managed to deliver that lie with a straight face because she and Rome were making out on the feeds on Sunday.
But it seems like Lyric’s story about being done with Rome has rubbed off on Rick.
The Survivor alum began entertaining the possibility of saving Lyric from the block and putting Rome up in her place.

This is a stupid plan.
Saving Lyric would give the showmance a better chance of remaining in the game, and you better believe they would target Rick the moment they inevitably got some shred of power.
Despite his initial plan to save Melody, Rick told his allies on Sunday evening that he was now planning to use the Power of Veto on Lyric and nominate Rome in her place.
No matter what happens, Lyric and Rome are a potentially strong duo who could make it deep into the game.

Melody, meanwhile, seemed far more likely to make a deal with Rick that could benefit them both, so I don’t understand why Rick thought saving Lyric was the better move.
His allies were against the plan, too, but as the day progressed, they decided to let him do as he pleased.
Either way, Rick, Dee, and Angela are probably the biggest targets in the house right now because it’s painfully obvious that they’re working together.
I don’t think it will take long for someone to take a shot at them, so they need to have as much power as possible to remain competitive.

Dee and Rick are competition beasts, but I’ve yet to see Angela perform particularly well in competitions, which could make Rick and Dee the bigger targets.
Angela has been cultivating connections with most of the other houseguests and even seemingly smoothed things over with Jason.
That could help keep her off the block.
When the feeds returned from Monday afternoon’s Veto meeting, Rick removed Lyric from the block and nominated Rome in her place.

The final nominees for this round are Jason, Melody, and Rome.
Who do you want to save themselves from the block during the Big Brother Blockbuster? And who do you want to go home this week?
Let’s dive into it in the comments section.
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