Aaron Hernandez Found To Have Had CTE

An attorney for Aaron Hernandez and his estate announced today that researchers at Boston University found signs of CTE in the brain of the deceased former NFL player.

Judge Dismisses Aaron Hernandez’s 2015 Murder Conviction

Just one day after Aaron Hernandez died in April following a suspected suicide, a Boston Globe report emerged indicating that his family might be able to collect millions of dollars owed to him by the Patriots and the NFL as a result of his death. The belief was that, because Hernandez died before he was able to finish the appeal of his 2015 murder conviction in the Odin Lloyd trial, a legal principle known as “abatement ab initio” would apply to his case. It would give his lawyers the opportunity to vacate his conviction, which would essentially allow for him to die an innocent man and allow for his family to go after the money that the Patriots and NFL refused to pay him after he was found guilty of killing Lloyd.

Toxicology Tests Show Aaron Hernandez Was Not on Drugs at Time of Death

A new report on Aaron Hernandez’s death says drugs were not a factor at the time of his death, refuting previous reports about the circumstances surrounding his suicide.

Aaron Hernandez Found Dead After Committing Suicide in Jail Cell

Aaron Hernandez was found dead in his jail cell early Wednesday morning after committing suicide, according to an official statement released by the Massachusetts Department of Corrections. He was 27.

Aaron Hernandez Found Not Guilty in Double Murder Case

On Friday afternoon, a jury found former NFL tight end Aaron Hernandez not guilty of the double homicide he was alleged to have committed during a 2012 drive-by.

Best Super Bowl Ever? Patriots Complete Improbable Comeback to Beat Falcons

With about 7 minutes remaining in the third quarter of the game, it looked like Super Bowl LI was going to be a complete dud. After all of the buildup surrounding the game, the Falcons led 28-3 after a Tevin Coleman touchdown. And they appeared to be cruising towards a victory.

Tom Brady’s Deflategate Suspension Is Back On

A U.S. appeals court on Monday restored the four-game“Deflategate” suspension of New England Patriots star quarterback Tom Bradyover allegations footballs were under inflated before an NFL playoff game last year.

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