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Who is safe and who is on the chopping block after episode 2 of Survivor 51?

Some players have earned themselves a cozy spot in Survivor 51 so far this season, but there are others who should be worried if they attend Tribal Council.
ByJoel Wagler|
Survivor 51 player Devin Way
Survivor 51 player Devin Way | Robert Voets/CBS

Survivor 51 has a big cast full of fun personalities that bring terrific energy to the game. There has been plenty of action around camp and a couple of exhausting challenges.

Both Tribal Councils so far have resulted in blindsides, as Toka voted off Aaliyah Puglia during episode one and Savu took out Ana Sani during the second episode. Both thought they were going to be on the right side of the vote, but instead, both were the targets.

Things change quickly around camp. One wrong word in the wrong person's ear, the wrong name thrown out to the wrong person, or a stumble in a challenge are all things that can set a target on your back at the next tribal.

Three Survivor 51 players who are probably safe if they go to Tribal Council in episode 3

Brady Booker

Brady looked to be in danger last week when he chopped off part of his thumb at camp. The medical staff fixed him up, and he's very much in the game. He's the strongest player in the game, and while that will hurt him down the stretch, his tribe needs him during the early stages of the game.

He has a big personality and appears to be popular around camp. While that could wear on people over time, he is in good graces with his teammates. His strength helped his team win a monstrous whale challenge, and he'll continue to help his tribe win challenges. He's not going anywhere yet.

Cristian Chavez

Cristian has been quiet so far, with few confessionals. He doesn't have any enemies but does give off smart vibes. Unless he underperforms at a challenge or blows up his own quiet game, he'll be safe for a few votes.

Jelly Loblack

Jelly took a hit early when she lost one of her closest allies in Aaliyah at the first Tribal Council. Since then, she's worked hard to build other relationships and alliances. She's smart and observant, and she's aware of what is going on around camp.

She also has an idol, which she's only told Patt Cannaday about to secure an alliance. There are other people in danger in her tribe and in her alliance, so she is most likely safe for a while and has the comfort of an idol in her pocket.

Three Survivor 51 players who could be in danger during episode 3

Eric Macksoud

It's difficult to believe Eric survived Savu's first vote. He annoys just about everyone around camp and was only saved because Ana ran her mouth and started throwing out names too early to too many people.

Eric might be able to save himself by throwing Rob Antonson under the proverbial bus because of the latter's senseless shenanigans before and during Tribal Council. It will basically come down to if Eric's tribe mates can stand being around him. Maybe the votes on him will wake him up and improve his game.

Rob Antonson

It's hard to figure out Rob. He hit the beach playing pretty hard, but by the end of episode two, he was missing home and his family. He tried to orchestrate his own ouster from the game without actually quitting.

He was sure that Eric was the vote, and he asked Eric to play his shot in the dark, and if Eric wasn't safe, Rob would play his idol for Eric. Then Rob tried to vote himself out, which isn't allowed. Nothing went right. Rob couldn't vote for himself; Eric didn't play his shot in the dark, and Rob didn't play his idol.

Rob didn't tell Eric this plan until the end of Tribal Council, and Eric, rightfully, ignored him. This is certain to come out, and if Rob doesn't quit, he's sure to have a target on his back moving forward.

Devin Way

Devin appears to be popular with most of the Toka members, but he is obviously playing hard. He has an alliance, but he has been outspoken about how he wants to play openly and honestly. Survivor is a game of deception, and almost everyone knows and understands that.

If Devin continues to play as he has, it will be difficult for his alliance members to tell him anything they want to keep secret. If he shares any confidential information he shouldn't, his days will be numbered.

Additionally, Jenna Doore and Lewis Kelly shouldn't feel safe. Jenna survived the first vote, and it's unclear whether she has made friends since. Lewis joined the tribe late after starting the game on Exile Island and hasn't built the same relationships, plus some might not believe he was on Exile for three days and didn't gain an advantage of some kind.

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