BBC pundit Jermaine Jenas reckons Huddersfield will end up beating relegation this season because of their rivals' lack of goalscoring threat in comparison.
The Terriers are fighting for their lives down at the bottom, and currently lie 16th on 32 points after a run of just two wins in their last 15 games.
Huddersfield, who drew with Brighton 1-1 on Saturday, haven't been in the bottom three all season but their current form is concerning and they'll be looking over their shoulder as they prepare for their final handful of games.
Jenas, however, thinks David Wagner's men will survive come the end of the season.