Tuesday, December 29, 2015

Game of Thrones author thanks Bill Belichick for kicking in OT: ‘What a lovely Christmas present’

No wonder George R.R. Martin can't finish the Game of Thrones books. The author spends a great deal of time blogging about his favorite NFL teams, the New York Jets and the New York Giants.

In a post titled "Evil Foiled! Good Triumphant! Jets Win, Jets Win, Jets Win!!!" Martin mocked the Patriots for their 26-20 overtime loss to the Jets.

The Patriots and Bill Belichick elected to kick to start overtime, and the author had a comedic take on the scrutinized decision. Martin was thankful for the gift from man he often refers to as "Evil Little Bill."

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From his blog post:

"I could feel the victory slipping away as we went to overtime, and the stake was poised above my heart... they tossed the coin, and the Pats won, and the darkness was closing in around me as it has so many times before...

"Only then the Pats chose to kick off. Instead of receiving, and putting the hands of Tom Brady, the most dangerous mutha in football, Evil Little Bill decided that Fitz and the Jets should have it. Hee hee. Hoo ha. Oh, sweet. Thanks, Bill. What a lovely Christmas present."

Ealier in the post, Martin rejoiced at the efforts of Jets' Ryan Fitzpatrick and Bilal Powell—but not before taking a few shots at the Patriots.

"Hey, the Jets won! Life is magical and full of joy!

"Okay, okay, it was not the SuperBowl [sic] or anything, just a regular season game. But it was against the New England Patriots, the Horror Out of Boston, the Blue-and-White Walkers from Beyond the Wall, led by Evil Little Bill himself."

In Game of Thrones, a pirate named Belicho is eaten by Giants—likely an allusion to Belichick's two Super Bowl losses to the Giants. Perhaps, Martin is one step closer to writing a Jets-related piece of lore to this Belicho character.

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