Game Of Thrones super player Aaron Rodgers is anti-Bran, thinks Dany had a big contract

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Aaron Of House Rodgers, quarterback of The Green Bay Packers and, uh, king of the first men or something, has a lot to say about Game of thrones. After making an appearance in the penultimate episode of last season – an appearance that, according to him, no one, not even us, has been able to properly identify The Thrones fan in a recent interview doing what everything The Thrones fans must now do it: complain about the end to who wants to hear

In a clip tweeted by WISN 12 sports journalist Stephen Watson, Rodgers tells the cameras that everyone is mistaken about the supplement in which he was "The Bells", calling indirectly The A.V. clubRandall Colburn denied playing the archer or the burning guy identified in a previous article. Rodgers is then asked if he is "satisfied" with Game of thronesEnds and responds, instantly, with an irritated "no".

"I love the show and it was a fantastic 10 years," he says, "but … but no."

Rodgers goes on to describe in detail what he did not like. Aside from a quick comment to say that he thinks that Dany should be the last leader of the series, he mostly has enthusiastic thoughts about the final scene where Bran is chosen.

"I mean, you get to the end and Tyrion says the person with the best story is Bran?" Says Rodgers. "No!" He then begins an exacerbated list of all who "have a better story," mentioning Jon, Dany, Arya, Sansa, Tyrion, Varys, Bronn, Jaime, Cersei, and "any Baratheon."

Rodgers then returns to Bran, a character with whom he is serious. "This is my last theory on this," he begins. "If Bran, the three-eyed crow, who cares about the health of the kingdom … let's think about what he's done." He explains that Bran "basically wanted the throne all the time," citing it revealing Jon's secret lineage to "the Starks, knowing that Sansa would tell Tyrion, knowing that Tyrion would speak to Varys, knowing that they would plan Dany's death, knowing that it would upset her, which led her to be "the mad queen". "

"So, since the beginning, has he sorted out all that?" Said Rodgers, growing frustration. And in the end, he said, "Oh, I do not want to be king, but, oh, why did I come all this way to be here? "

"I like the show, but you know, the writers were also doing Star wars, "He says, the complaints are well described. "So, I think they may have been a little busy last season." He laughs, but his anger is clear. The eagle-eyed observers may want to check out this extremely stupid remake petition against Rodgers' signature.

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