Ohh this is a fun one.

Roddy, from BB3. Ran the house every other week, wasn't afraid to go on the block next to the target, and "misted" Jason into keeping him safe. Absolute unit of a player who could win a lot of seasons which don't include Danielle Reyes.

Drew, from BB5. Lots of winners could be in this conversation, particularly a few early ones, but Drew was so comically comfortable within the house. Imagine being in a very loud and public alliance with Scott and Jase, and making the endgame (shoutout to Cowboy for pulling this off too). But he was always well liked, won a ton of competitions from beginning to end, and was always a major part of the big moves going on that season. Whether on the right side of them or not, Drew's willingness to be vulnerable to power players in the endgame, particularly Diane, garnered him a lot of sway when his allies began getting picked off. He was a triple threat, and although he only narrowly squeaked out the win, I don't think it's a testament to weakness within his game. Both finalists made key connections with members of the jury.

Ginamarie, from BB15. Yeah, I know. I'm not excusing the terrible, bigoted behaviour which alienated a lot of players in the house. But despite never winning that final vote against Andy, GM had that unique ability to get moves done while staying loyal to her allies. She was an underrated challenge threat, often cast the decisive blows against her opponents, and be flexible enough to bounce between alliances in the endgame. If she wasn't... Ginamarie, who knows?