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Season 6 Game of Thrones mock draft
The sixth season of HBO's hit show "Game of Thrones" begins on Sunday, April 24 and, like the upcoming 2016 NFL Draft, it is an event filled with uncertainty. See which characters from the show each NFL team would pick if a Westeros-based draft was held.
The ultimate risk/reward pick. Best case scenario: He's the savior of the seven kingdoms. Worst case: He's dead.
Howie Roseman is back at the helm and the Eagles have revenge in mind. There is no one better at revenge than Arya Stark.
A perfect protector for the aging Philip Rivers. Blood transfusion specialist Qyburn signs on as team trainer.
Cowboys ignore off-the-field issues to grab a white walker to help raise their run game from the dead.
Jags wanted Jalen Ramsey but will have to settle for the next best Ramsay on the board, a studious defender who relishes doling out punishment.
Ozzie Newsome doesn't overthink it here. This prospect was born to be a Raven.
A talented playmaker capable of commanding an offense. Doesn't take well to coaching, but the 49ers are used to that right?
She swore her loyalty to Catelyn Stark and the North. That kind of loyalty will go a long way right now in the city of Cleveland.
Who better than a reformed pirate to lead the Bucs? Bonus points: He now wields Valyrian steel.
The perfect choice to lend a hand to JPP on the Giants D-line. Appearances by Tom "The Mad King" Coughlin immediately cease at Giants team gym.
Voted by his peers as the prospect most likely to leave in free agency for a division rival when his rookie contract is up.
Like his new coach Sean Payton, Olly knows just when to pull off a killer trick play.
His case of greyscale literally makes him a clubhouse cancer, but the Dolphins need a guard too much to pass him up.
Unproven defender with huge upside. Mance Rayder was his mentor so this makes sense.
The Titans are going to need Bran's warging insights if they're going to make good on the mountain of draft picks they've acquired.
It only makes sense for the Lions to pick a Lannister. With Cersie on the sidelines with a foot injury, undersized Tyrion gets the call here.
Didn't pass the medical recheck but the Falcons take a flier on him anyway.
The center Andrew Luck never knew he needed all along.
Locker room chemistry-wise this has the potential to bring Richie Incognito's second chance in Buffalo to a quick end.
All of the swagger of Mark Sanchez without that butt fumbling nonsense.
The Redskins love their Cousins, so why not go for Cersei's here in a big spot?
Will this queen of temptation help Brock Osweiler reach new levels of greatness or lead him into a precipitous spiral of bad choices? Only time will tell.
Life has hardened her in a way that makes her a perfect fit for Minnesota.
Cersei lands with a franchise well known for handing out second chances, immediately hits the party circuit with Pacman Jones.
Few prospects in the draft can wield the steel better than Loras.
Gives team a great excuse to play System of a Down's "Spiders" in pre-game warmups. So that's something.
Well-publicized Stark fan Aaron Rodgers convinces Packers GM Ted Thompson to take a chance on the heiress to the North.
If pass rushers want to get to Alex Smith next season, they're going to have to get through this guy first.
Patrick Peterson, reached for comment post-draft about his newest teammate: "I respect the alliteration."
In a nod to cat lovers everywhere, GM Dave Gettleman unites Ser Pounce with Panthers mascot Sirr Purr.
Hey, he's gotta be better than Mark Sanchez, right?
