After another week of big upsets in NFL survivor pools, this week doesn't have a clear pick. Adam Gretz and Renee Miller give the options.

NFL analysts Renee Miller and Adam Gretz provide their Week 7 survivor pool recommendations, highlighting the Houston Texans and Minnesota Vikings as top chalk selections, alongside the Cleveland Browns and New York Jets as contrarian picks. The writers caution participants about shrinking point spreads and a slate filled with competitive matchups following major upsets in Week 6.
Gretz backs Houston over the New York Giants and New York over the Miami Dolphins, citing favorable matchups despite potential post-London travel fatigue. Meanwhile, Miller recommends Minnesota over the Indianapolis Colts due to defensive dominance and suggests Cleveland as a contrarian option against the Tennessee Titans.
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