Warning! The following contains spoilers from the Big Brother live feeds as of Sunday, August 2nd. Stream the feeds with a Paramount+ subscription or on Pluto TV, and read at your own risk!Marcellas Reynolds may finally be able to rest easy, as someone in Big Brother Season 28 may finally make a game move worse than he did all the way back in Season 3. Refusing to use the guaranteed safety of the veto, only to be voted out soon after, was certainly a bad call, but it's a blip compared to what one of the newbies might have done during Haley Thogmartin's Week 4 Head of Household. Fortunately, there's still a chance for this Houseguest to save themselves from their brainless move, but the odds are not in their favor to survive after the results of the latest veto competition. Here's what's happening for those not watching Big Brother online, and how one of the game's biggest powers might've been squandered. (Image credit: CBS)Taylor Won The Week 4 VetoHaley's been laser-focused on getting Taylor Brown out of the game and putting her up against Melody Morris and Tool Shed ally Drew Campbell in an attempt to send her packing. Fortunately for Taylor, she can lay back this week and relax after the veto made her untouchable for another week. As it stands, it's looking like Lyric Medeiros could be the renomination choice, as Haley feels suspicious of anyone trying to get closer to her Red Corner ally and Week 3 HOH Kamu Kirk. I think she'd like to see Lyric sent home this week, but it's looking instead like the vets may try and pull a betrayal that's been in the works for weeks. (Image credit: CBS)Drew Might Have The Coin Of Destiny...And May Get Evicted After Not Using ItLive feed viewers have finally sussed out that Drew was the latest winner of a Time Capsule power, and he received one of the best powers Big Brother can possibly give. While we don't know 100% for sure, he's dropped enough hints to suggest he was gifted the "Coin of Destiny." More On Big BrotherJason De Puy's Honest Thoughts About Kamu's 'Zesty Bestie' Nickname In The Big Brother HouseThe recipient of the Coin of Destiny can call a coin flip. If called correctly, they can anonymously overthrow the acting HOH and name their own nominees from the shadows. It's a game-changing power that would allow Drew to take out a big target without anyone knowing for sure, and for reasons we've yet to understand, he opted not to hold onto it despite getting a heads-up he was going up on the block for eviction. Those who want to win Big Brother know that pawns go home, and that maxim alone should've pushed Drew to use the coin the moment he knew he was going up. Now, Taylor is off the block, and if he doesn't win the BB Blockbuster, there's a good chance Dee Valladares and Angela Murray will rally the votes to finally send him home, as they've been pitching for weeks. In that case, he'll have exited the game before ever using the power, which would be a colossal waste. It gets worse, if you can believe it. In a conversation with Rick Devens (via X), Drew hinted that he ultimately plans to save the Coin of Destiny until he can use it to hijack his own HOH. In his mind, it allows him to operate in complete anonymity, which he already has since many assume Dee received the power as the last of the vets. Of course, this move is equally shortsighted, because Drew only has a 50% chance of winning the coin flip. It's entirely possible he'd nominate a bunch of fake targets, and then be stuck with them. I can't even call it cocky. It's just a half-baked idea that's, quite frankly, stupid. It's especially bad considering Jason De Puy just exposed the majority alliance during the tea party showdown, and it seems the message just won't sink in until it's too late. It feels as though Big Brother 28 is on track to be the worst season we've seen since Season 22, and just when I think it can't get any worse, it hits another level. Here's hoping Drew can survive via a win in the BB Blockbuster and is smart enough to realize the flaw in his plan before it's too late. Big Brother continues on CBS on Sundays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays at 8:00 p.m. ET.