The 5 most iconic Big Brother players of the 2010s: No. 5

With the decade nearly over, we decided to take a look back at every season of Big Brother we had this decade. In our look back, we decided to rank our 5 most iconic players of the decade.

With the 2010s nearly over, we decided to reflect on every season of Big Brother that took place this decade. There have been several players that could be considered iconic over the course of the decade. With this in mind, we decided to rank the 5 most iconic players of the decade. This will include both the Celebrity and Over the Top versions of Big Brother.

Our criteria for this list will include a number of different things. It will range from seasons played, to appearances on the show outside of playing, and the game they played during their respective season(s). Number 5 is Jeff Schroeder from Big Brother 13.

No. 5: Jeff Schroeder

Big Brother 13 wasn’t actually Jeff’s first CBS reality show of the decade. After meeting on Big Brother 11 (aired in 2009), Jeff competed on The Amazing Race 16 with his then-girlfriend (now wife) Jordan Lloyd. The duo finished the race in 7th place.

Jeff returned with Jordan for BB13 as part of the dynamic duos twist that season. After being a leader of the veterans alliance for much of the season, Jeff ultimately finished in 7th after his ally Shelly Moore betrayed him.

Jeff has since made several cameo appearances on the show. Jeff appeared on Big Brother 16 to propose to Jordan, BBOTT  to host a POV competition, and Big Brother 20 to host the recap episode.

He has also done plenty of other work for the show. From Season 14 to Season 19, he hosted the after show, where he interviewed the evicted houseguests and had special guests each week. Additionally, he interviewed all the houseguests in the diary room before the start of the season and again after the finale. He left in the middle of Season 19 to take a hosting job at Daily Blast Live. Jeff returned to do the pre-season interviews on Season 21.

Even though he only played one season this decade, Jeff makes the list because of his overwhelming popularity and constant presence on the show ever since his playing days ended.

Who checks in at No. 4? Stay tuned to find out!