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Orton was the best for sure. It's strange how eager the fans were to run him out. He averaged 250 yards per game and had a 65% completion rate. And his WRs were the rookie Watkins and a bunch of has-beens. Flutie was fun to watch but he was an ineffective QB. Bledsoe was a solid QB once upon a time, but when he arrived in Buffalo, that time had passed. Fitz was a good leader, not the best decision-maker, and didn't have a lot of weapons to throw to. Tyrod is pretty darn good compared to the guys on this list. He's got no one to throw to, so there's that. Orton Tyrod Fitz Bledsoe-Flutie

History of Rome is an epic work. Absolutely amazing.

The Hound kills his brother. He won't get two big moments. He's a side character. Bran is top mystic. He gets the Night King.

Bran will kill the Night King. I don't think Jon is destined to do everything. No one gets that honor in this story.

17 years of losing and people are complaining about losing Seymour? I agree with you. They may fail but at least they are tearing out what they perceive as the problem(s). It will take more than a year but I like the no nonsense approach.

What happened with Hodor going insane? Maybe the Night King is not "Bran," per se, but some stuck version of Bran. It's an out there theory and the white walker army marching in wolf formation is probably more of an easter egg wink than a reveal, but we have to fill the next 18 months doing something.

Bran is the Night King? The theory The last episode new stuff Not sure about it but it's an interesting thought.

I watched hoping to see what many here see in Peterman. All I see is a guy who may get some game time. Not a solution to the QB problem. He has a weak arm. I'd rather have Tyrod and his versatility this year and next year map out a long term plan in the draft.

Kelly was a first round top talent pick who owned the USFL. No way to compare.

Gotcha. I wonder if this season's flaws are due to them getting further from the books and Martin's detailed vision. This week's episode was the first one I've ever thought was terrible.

They are always burning bodies because people get raised at random, not just when he ups his hands in the vicinity. So why not just kill a guy and leave him outside. Tie a bell around his neck and pick him up once raised. I'm talking about Brann looking at his family and knowing that Littlefinger is up to destroying his sisters. Seems like he could just let 'em know. I know he's Mr. Unaffected these days but what else is he up to the last few weeks.

On the Band of Brothers mission north of the wall. Why didn't they just go north of the wall and kill some random guy and let him rise up as a white walker? The kidnapping was unnecessary. I thought for sure one of their party was going to die (Jorah was my guess) and be the walker they brought back to Cersei. Part of me hoped it would be the Hound and then the Hound and Mountain could have an epic battle of zombie brothers. I hope the suggestion of Arya-Sansa setting up Littlefinger is correct. It's the only way it makes sense. I doubt Arya went through her story only to find out she's truly a Stark, to return and take up pre-teen grudges. And I can't see that Sansa went through years of torture with Joffrey and Ramses to now want to be queen of Winterfell even at the expense of her family. Also, where is Brann? Can't he just do his know-it-all thing and explain to them all the Littlefinger is manipulating everyone? This plotline is nails on a chalkboard. The only way it aligns is if they are setting up Littlefinger. I don't see anyone warg-ing into the ice dragon, which I assume will spit liquid nitrogen.