Aaron Hernandez

Back in 2010, when Aaron Hernandez was a rookie, Ian Rapoport was a beat reporter for the Patriots.

He was serving a life sentence for killing his friend Odin Lloyd.

Former New England Patriots' tight end Aaron Hernandez found out earlier today that he had been indicted on first-degree murder charges for the murder of Odin Lloyd, the semi-pro football played that was found was shot and killed in an industrial park one mile away from Hernandez's house.

Robert J. Valentine, the uncle of former New England Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez died in an accident Saturday due to a head injury. In a strange turn of events, this is the second Hernandez family member to die in the past month or so...

It's been a pretty rough week for the New England Patriots in the wake of Aaron Hernandez being arrested for murder and questioned in two other murders. So, what if you just threw down $100 for a Hernandez jersey? You know, the jackhole who isn't on the team and possibly kills people...

Donovan McNabb tweeted a really stupid question about Aaron Hernandez's career. McNabb hasn't always come off as the smartest guy to play in the NFL. He was highly criticized for not knowing that a pro football game can end in a tie back when he played for the Eagles in 2008. This though...This question that he asked could take the cake. Check out what he asked his Twitter followers.

From Boston.com Former New England Patriots player Aaron Hernandez, already facing charges in a murder last week in North Attleborough, is also being investigated in connection with a July 2012 double murder in Boston, according to two law enforcement officials briefed on the investigation...

Earlier, we reported that New England Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez was arrested today by police.

New England Patriots Aaron Hernandez has just been arrested by police at his home. It's not known yet what charges Hernandez is facing, but he was led away in handcuffs from his house and placed in the back of a Police car.

New England Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez is looking at a mountain of trouble in connection to a homicide investigation.