Jury Ends Second Day Of Deliberations In Aaron Hernandez Trial
A jury ended deliberations for a second day Wednesday in the murder trial of former New England Patriots player Aaron Hernandez, who is charged in the shooting death of another man.
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A jury ended deliberations for a second day Wednesday in the murder trial of former New England Patriots player Aaron Hernandez, who is charged in the shooting death of another man.
A lawyer for Aaron Hernandez acknowledged for the first time that his client was at the scene of a killing and saw it happen, but he described Hernandez to jurors as a kid who simply did not know what to do.
Prosecutors called 131 witnesses since testimony began Jan. 29, including New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft.
New England Patriots team owner Robert Kraft testified Tuesday that his former star tight end Aaron Hernandez told him he was innocent when asked if he was involved in a June 2013 killing.
A bomb threat called in to the courthouse where the murder trial of former New England Patriots player Aaron Hernandez is being held has temporarily halted proceedings.
These AFC East rivals are cornering the market on vindictiveness. New England previously filed tampering charges against Jets owner Woody Johnson for speaking about Darrelle Revis while he was under contract.
"Do you really think that is the reason why Michael Sam is not on an NFL roster?" Every time I get asked this question, I am reminded why Sam has not found a job since he graduated college.
The NFL is in the process of deciding if the Jets tampered with Darrelle Revis or if the Patriots are just having a problem digesting a nice helping of sour grapes.
The NCAA Tournament has dominated the headlines this morning, until Craig took what seemed like a completely innocent call.
While we are still in the middle of March and have not thrown the NFL Draft into the equation yet, the difference between the Patriots and their division rivals is quite a bit less than it was at the end of last season.
If you think Vereen is disappointed to leave Belichick, Brady and the reigning champs for the Big Apple, think again.
The Jets are in a perilous place. Fresh faces on the sideline and inside the GM suite, some cap space, a new attitude and, perhaps, altitude.
The five-year contract is worth $70 million, with $39 million guaranteed. He'll make $33 million in the first two years, and $48 million in the first three.
The Jets want to bring Darrelle Revis back into the fold. But there's a limit to how hard they'll push, according to Kristian Dyer of Metro New York.
General manager Mike Maccagnan is expected to be aggressive once the free-agency period begins on Tuesday, and the Jets could certainly use an upgrade in their secondary.
Craig tried to get Boomer to offer a simple yes or no when asking him if he believes that Revis will remain in New England. A task that seemed simple on the surface...
The stalwart defensive tackle who won two Super Bowls with the Patriots tweeted Thursday that the front office told him it will not be picking up his option.
The Jets and the Giants figure to be interested in a safety once free agency starts. It just so happens that the best one on the market wouldn't mind playing for a New York team.
Woody Johnson is apparently still lobbying for Darrelle Revis within the walls at Florham Park. And the All-Pro corner will hit the open market next week if New England declines to pick up a $20 million option.
Ted Wells. Have you heard of him? If you haven't, you might want to make yourself familiar with him because he might be the single-most important person in the NFL right now.
Jets fans, turn away. The rest of you can keep reading.
"I know you know exactly what happened," Letterman said. "You know I know you know, and what it was was some kind of horseplay. Am I right?"
The judge overseeing the murder trial of former New England Patriots player Aaron Hernandez has chastised his lawyer for making a joke about Deflategate while questioning a witness in court.
It was one of the greatest Super Bowl's ever played. What went down on Sunday in Glendale, Arizona, had it's share of surreal, spectacular and head-scratching moments.
A lawyer for former New England Patriots star Aaron Hernandez is challenging police over how they handled the crime scene.
