Lester sucks, Royals pummel Yankees and Kraft feels duped.

[RedSoxWorrld]

There's no way in hell a known violent gang member would have been drafted by a Jeff Fisher team. Don't make a lousy attempt at insulting my team by speculating that they might have done what your team did. All 32 teams could have picked the guy but only one did. The New England Patriots. The 31 other teams shied away from an obviously talented player because he had known gang affiliations and was a violent person. The Patriots? "As far as we knew he was a most likable young man. We're shocked and duped. We had no idea."

yeah......cuz hernandez was the very last pick in the draft and Hammer knows no other team would have drafted him

EVER

fucking moron

 

[HammerDown]

So you have nothing?

 

[Rock Strongo]

Lmfao


Welcome to the age of technology, people in Japan have the same access as you to every piece of info you think you have

they all watch boston sports stations like channel 4 or WDHD instead of ESPN

i forgot

 

[Rock Strongo]

yeah......cuz hernandez was the very last pick in the draft and Hammer knows no other team would have drafted him

EVER

fucking moron

pretty much this

 

[HammerDown]

yeah......cuz hernandez was the very last pick in the draft and Hammer knows no other team would have drafted him

EVER

fucking moron

Name one. Other than the New England Patriots.

 

[DirtDirtDirt]

Of course Kraft isn't the only one. They all take low life's if they can play.

But to take the position that they had no idea that he was capable of something like this is the position only a retard or a homer of epic proportions would take.

These teams know exactly who these people are. Their security is no different than the fucking FBI.

Exactly

Just shut your mouth

Did the Rooneys stand on their soapbox with Ben?

Or the Maras with plax?

Shut it jewboy

 

[Kate Upton]

Change the school name, and you just described probably 20% of the NFL....

Nobody is saying otherwise, at least I'm not.

You're saying they had no idea, and got angry and pissy while saying it.

If you believe that, then you're an idiot.

 

[Rock Strongo]

So there's a pattern of known gang members playing for the Patriots.

Anything else?

and he hid 10, 15 bodies somewhere, no doubt

 

[Most Driven]

If the Steelers can draft guys with that much talent with gang affiliations, so be it. As long as they win baby.

 

[Rock Strongo]

So you have nothing?

no, im laughing at you

 

[Mike Oxlodge]

"Mr. Kraft is a nice man, I love him, I know he would never do anything like this. Give the OK to draft a thug with a troubled past like Aaron Hernandez. Mr. Kraft is the best person in the United States of Football"

 

[Rock Strongo]

Exactly

Just shut your mouth

Did the Rooneys stand on their soapbox with Ben?

Or the Maras with plax?

Shut it jewboy

who did they murder?

 

[Rock Strongo]

http://deadspin.com/heres-the-letter-that-helped-get-aaron-hernandez-draft-708725242

Here's The Letter That Helped Get Aaron Hernandez Drafted By The Pats

Before the 2010 NFL draft, Aaron Hernandez and his agents wrote a letter to Patriots personnel executive Nick Caserio, assuring him that if the Patriots drafted Hernandez they would not have to worry about him smoking weed while playing in the NFL. It was Hernandez's alleged marijuana use while at Florida that sent him tumbling down NFL draft boards. Here's the full letter, via the Boston Globe:

Dear Mr. Caserio,
I am writing in regards to some of the feedback I am receiving from my agents, Florida coaches, and other personnel. These sources have indicated that NFL teams have questions about my alleged use of marijuana. I personally answered these questions during the pre-draft process, but understand that NFL teams want to conduct thorough due diligence before making the significant financial investment inherent in a high draft pick. I have no issue with these questions being asked, but thought that it made the most sense to communicate with you directly regarding this issue so you would not have to rely upon second-hand information.
Any information I volunteer to you about my past will be looked at with great skepticism as I am trying to get drafted as high as possible by an NFL team. As such, I thought that the best way to answer your questions and your concerns was to make a very simple proposition. If you draft me as a member of the New England Patriots, I will willfully submit to a bi-weekly drug test throughout my rookie season (8 drug tests during the 2010 regular season). In addition, I will tie any guaranteed portion of my 2010 compensation to these drug tests and reimburse the team a pro-rata amount for any failed drug test. My agents have explained that a direct forfeiture provision in my contract along these lines would violate the CBA rules. However, I have instructed them to be creative in finding a contract structure that would work on in the worst case scenario, I would donate the pro-rata portion of any guaranteed money to the team's choice of charities. My point is simple — if I fail a drug test, I do not deserve that portion of the money.
I realize that this offer is somewhat unorthodox, but it is also the only way I could think of to let you know how serious I am about reaching my potential in the NFL. My coaches have told you that nobody on our Florida team worked harder than me in terms of workouts, practices or games. You have your own evaluation as to the type of impact I can have on your offense. The only X-factor, according to the reports I have heard, is concerns about my use of recreational drugs. To address that concern, I am literally putting my money where my mouth is and taking the financial risk away from the team and putting it directly on my back where it belongs.
In closing, I ask you to trust me when I say you have absolutely nothing to worry about when it comes to me and the use of recreational drugs. I have set very high goals for myself in the NFL and am focused 100% on achieving those goals. So, test me all you want during my rookie year ... all of the results will be negative while I am having an overwhelmingly positive impact on the field.
Good luck with your preparations for the NFL Draft and feel free to contact me or my agency (Athletes First/David Dunn) with any questions.
Sincerely,
Aaron Hernandez
University of Florida
​

Earlier today, Patriots owner Robert Kraft had this to say about Hernandez: "If this stuff is true, then I've been duped and our whole organization has been duped." I don't know, Bob. I didn't see any promises about not getting charged with murder in that letter.

 

[Down38st8]

I honestly think that Down has no idea of Hernandez' history at Florida with the first reported incidents of violence at 17 yrs of age. Agg assault, weapons, temp murder, drugs, gang affiliations and that's just what made it through the filters of the Gainesville code of silence.

I honestly think it's all been drubbed into my head 1,000 times more over the past few weeks than yours...I know it all...

Let me ask you something, since it was such "widespread knowledge", why was this mentioned exactly zero fucking times in the past 3 years?

Zero...all these scandals are just now being brought to attention...

Why? It was all buried by Meyer at Florida...who also personally vouched for Hernandez to Belichick "he's got some issues, but he's a good kid"...or something to that effect...

 

[Rock Strongo]

again...i repeat, per deadspin:

It was Hernandez's alleged marijuana use while at Florida that sent him tumbling down NFL draft boards. Here's the full letter, via the Boston Globe:

 

[Rock Strongo]

It was Hernandez's alleged marijuana use while at Florida that sent him tumbling down NFL draft boards. Here's the full letter, via the Boston Globe:

 

[black francis]

fraudkees ground crew > not much

http://deadspin.com/yankees-grounds-crew-cant-get-tarp-on-infield-because-712982661

 

[Rock Strongo]

It was Hernandez's alleged marijuana use while at Florida that sent him tumbling down NFL draft boards.

http://deadspin.com/heres-the-letter-that-helped-get-aaron-hernandez-draft-708725242

 

[HammerDown]

The damage control coming out of Foxboro is amateurish and downright insulting to the intelligence of anyone outside of the Patriots fanbase. The best thing they could have done is release the guy with no statement to the media and kept their mouth shut. All this "we did nothing wrong" bullshit while pretending that there isn't a dead man is shameful.

 

[Down38st8]

Their security is no different than the fucking FBI.

Fact: You're a fucking moron.