junglehusky
Molotov Cocktail of Ugliness
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Helicopter cam of Hernandez's white SUV. (It's not a bronco though).
Have to wonder if part of the reason the Hernandez family wanted him to go to Florida was to get away from the bad influences he had surrounded himself with in Bristol (as going to UConn he would have stayed local and tight with the 'cancerous' friends). Obviously there was the football decision that drew him to FL, but you have to wonder if this may have played a part as well in the family's decision to push for FL.
Then, he gets drafted by the Patriots and returns to New England. While getting drafted by the Patriots was a God-send career wise for him, you wonder if it was horrible for him off the field as it brought him right back to the people he was trying to be pushed away from by his loved ones. While he may not have been an all-pro level TE if he was drafted by Kansas City or Denver (for instance), he may have not ended up in such a horrible place off the field.
All that being said...this is on him. You can blame the people around him and the influences all we want...but at the end of the day he is a grown man and makes his own decisions in life. If he "comes from a good family and is from good stock", then he should have known better than to get himself to this point in his life.
Plaxico Burres must be really pissed. He shoots himself and get jail time and loses millions in salary. AH shoots somebody else and there are seemingly no legal actions being taken when the guy spends weeks in the hospital and loses an eye.
Have to wonder if part of the reason the Hernandez family wanted him to go to Florida was to get away from the bad influences he had surrounded himself with in Bristol (as going to UConn he would have stayed local and tight with the 'cancerous' friends). Obviously there was the football decision that drew him to FL, but you have to wonder if this may have played a part as well in the family's decision to push for FL.
Then, he gets drafted by the Patriots and returns to New England. While getting drafted by the Patriots was a God-send career wise for him, you wonder if it was horrible for him off the field as it brought him right back to the people he was trying to be pushed away from by his loved ones. While he may not have been an all-pro level TE if he was drafted by Kansas City or Denver (for instance), he may have not ended up in such a horrible place off the field.
All that being said...this is on him. You can blame the people around him and the influences all we want...but at the end of the day he is a grown man and makes his own decisions in life. If he "comes from a good family and is from good stock", then he should have known better than to get himself to this point in his life.
If memory serves me, U of F, during the Meyer years, seemed to have a number firearm issues including players waving around (and discharging) AR-15 assault weapons. For awhile, it seemed like Dodge City. Oh, and Meyer always seemed to time his "suspensions" to non-game periods. So, it might not be entirely a Bristol thing.
Police are back at the home of New England Patriot's tight end Aaron Hernandez today with another warrant based on evidence that "he destroyed his home security system,'' an investigator close to the case told ABC News.
The investigator, and other law enforcement sources, confirmed that the security system - which included video surveillance - was smashed intentionally.
And a cell phone used by Hernandez was handed over to investigators "in pieces'' by his attorneys, the sources said.
Police also want to know why a team of house cleaners were hired on Monday to scrub Hernandez's mansion, sources told ABC News.
Legend has it Aaron walked to midfield at the Swamp. Urban sneaked up behind him and asked if that's what he wants? Aaron decided, "Yeah."
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Wow, raise your hand if you've been questioned in or linked to THREE shooting incidents (#notraisingmyhandcurrently#)
Unfortunately, Aaron Hernandez is going to be part of UConn football lore.
Unfortunately, Aaron Hernandez is going to be part of UConn football lore.
The impact is instant big boy street cred. Except that usually doesn't involve murder.
We're making headlines in football and basketball but football in the worst way. Never imagined such a day.
A biography is a biography. There's no way his family and the University of Connecticut are going to be left out of it.Maybe so to some of the locals & UConn fans who know his back story, but connecting him to UConn in the eyes of the rest of the country is a stretch. Sure he's from CT, but national perception will still be that he was a Florida Gator.
Hey, I fully understand. But you have to consider people love stories. Just the way it goes.this doesn't have any impact on UConn in any way. Florida, the New England Patriots, the NFL, they all get tarred. Not sure how it impacts UConn in the slightest. He went to Florida after all, though for his entire career there I know there were a few posters who didn't ever quite get that...
he would have gone to UConn and kept his nose clean.
Guy is clearly a scum bag and an absolute moron.
There is a reason he dropped so far in the draft. He has been a sketchy dude since day 1.