Aaron Rodgers did not really like how Game of Thrones is over

Part time Game of thrones The additional and full-time quarterback of the Packers, Aaron Rodgers, has been meeting with reporters at OTA this afternoon. He was not the archer ("This person really looked like me"), nor the runner ("Total non-athlete"), but rather the guy near the belfry. Cool.

Rodgers also explained how he thought the end of the series was a failure because – the spoiler alert, if you care about the final and you have not looked at it now, but still decided to read this blog for some reason – Bran Stark, who becomes king, does not have the best story in Westeros. The Packers QB thought he was stumbling instead of falling reluctantly.

This is a nice little analysis, and the end of the series would have been more satisfying if it was Bran's product using his all-powerful magical powers, rather than the result of a speech delivered in front of a hilarious gathering unlikely bad beard who had spent weeks in prison for betraying everyone. Rodgers' jabbing has weight because he has a lot of experience in internal power struggles.