Patriots' Hernandez arrested in homicide investigation

[BillsFan-4-Ever]

Why? Because you posted something as if it's fact, when apparently it's just your opinion.

He knows of no other way. Doc always believes he's right even when speculating wildly.

[BuffaloBillsForever]

i know - what i was asking is if the statement that things in their timeline go beyond what theyd glean from surveillance, forensics on electronics etc... sounds accurate to those watching. ie does it sound like someone is talking, or is it simply a wealth of piecing things together?

 

The audio was really bad coming from the feed from the NFL network. It sounds like a lot of electronic evidence (texts, survellances) as well as hard foresnciscs (cars, guns) tied him to the crime. The audio was shoddy but the DA even said something about fingerprints, but I couldn't understand the context because the audio was so poor in courtroom.

[BisonMan]

They went 11-5 with Matt freaking Cassel as QB.

 

 

Exactly. The Pats are well coached and have a scheme where they can plug in various role players and be successful. Brady is a big part of that and likely adds multiple wins per season. They went undefeated (regular season) the year after they went 11-5 with Cassel.

 

​Brady makes his receivers look a lot better than they are. Has any receiver left the Pats and had a better year somewhere else? I can't think of any. Welker probably has a pretty good year this year but he's going from Brady to Manning. Not much drop off there. Moss, Branch and a host of lesser names did zip after they left the Pats scheme and QB.

 

They'll be fine. I would personally like the Pats to have their full compliment of players and have the Bills beat them. I don't want to beat them because of injuries. I want to beat them straight up. That's the only way the Bills will know they are legit.

[Dorkington]

 

Exactly. The Pats are well coached and have a scheme where they can plug in various role players and be successful. Brady is a big part of that and likely adds multiple wins per season. They went undefeated (regular season) the year after they went 11-5 with Cassel.

 

​Brady makes his receivers look a lot better than they are. Has any receiver left the Pats and had a better year somewhere else? I can't think of any. Welker probably has a pretty good year this year but he's going from Brady to Manning. Not much drop off there. Moss, Branch and a host of lesser names did zip after they left the Pats scheme and QB.

 

They'll be fine. I would personally like the Pats to have their full compliment of players and have the Bills beat them. I don't want to beat them because of injuries. I want to beat them straight up. That's the only way the Bills will know they are legit.

 

I wonder that as well. (the bolded)

 

I'm not sure if they'll be "fine" as in Superbowl contenders like usual. But until we prove otherwise, I'm not going to celebrate our superiority over them. We certainly have a better chance now haha.

[BillsFan-4-Ever]

When is Gronk due back? Do the Pats have a tight end of any note going into camp?

Tim Tebow.

 

86 Daniel Fells

49 Brandon Ford

87 Rob Gronkowski

81 Aaron Hernandez

47 Michael Hoomanawanui

44 Zach Sudfeld

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[NoSaint]

 

 

The audio was really bad coming from the feed from the NFL network. It sounds like a lot of electronic evidence (texts, survellances) as well as hard foresnciscs (cars, guns) tied him to the crime. The audio was shoddy but the DA even said something about fingerprints, but I couldn't understand the context because the audio was so poor in courtroom.

 

ah. i glanced at another board that said some comments about details of conversations that had occured or something along those lines that absent someone talking, they couldnt figure out how theyd ever get the information (dont have it in front of me currently)

[C.Biscuit97]

 

 

They went 11-5 with Matt freaking Cassel as QB.

 

Most overrated stat ever. They had a 16-0 team & lost one player. And Cassel led the chiefs to the playoffs.

 

Besides qb, how much better are the Pats than the Bills? It's marginal at best.

[WhitewalkerInPhilly]

When is Gronk due back? Do the Pats have a tight end of any note going into camp?

 

He is currently questionable to start the season, and that will depend on his rehab from his fourth surgery this year. He just had it a few weeks ago, so being ready for training camp is a question mark.

[BillsFan-4-Ever]

Most overrated stat ever. They had a 16-0 team & lost one player. And Cassel led the chiefs to the playoffs.

 

Besides qb, how much better are the Pats than the Bills? It's marginal at best.

Other than QB? Not much better.

[KD in CA]

and you know this How, exactly?

 

I think you'd have to be pretty naive to think the Patriots organization was just sitting idly by waiting to see how this turned out. Cops, prosecutors, politicians, etc., that know what is happening in the investigation and Kraft isn't going to have a pipeline into any of that? Right next door in Foxboro?? No friggin way.

[Rob's House]

!@#$ing scumbag. Typical Pat*

Aren't we quick to judge. You don't even know the context. Maybe the other guy was talkin ****.

[C.Biscuit97]

Btw, the Pats cut a guy with treatable diabetes & go rid of Welker & signed a worse version of him for more money. They are a scumbag organization who got lucky because they hit a grand slam with the 199th pick. I wish them the worst.

[Nitro]

Hernandez is toast. The fool threw away wealth and opportunity that we can only dream about. Why? Because Mr. Lloyd talked to people that he had a beef with? In the end, you have a family shattered with the death of a loved one and Hernandez life destroyed, his baby will grow up without her dad. Senseless and sad. When my boys get to be the age where they can go out to bars with friends, I will tell them what my late father, a cop, used to tell me. Nothing good happens after midnight in a bar. Those are true and wise words.

[Doc]

Why? Because you posted something as if it's fact, when apparently it's just your opinion.

You are incredibly naive if you don't believe the Pats had advanced knowledge.

Jake Ballard

Who still isn't 100% despite it being 1-1/2 years since his ACL surgery.

He knows of no other way. Doc always believes he's right even when speculating wildly.

The problem is, I'm usually proven right.

[Dorkington]

Most overrated stat ever. They had a 16-0 team & lost one player. And Cassel led the chiefs to the playoffs.

 

Besides qb, how much better are the Pats than the Bills? It's marginal at best.

There is nothing overrated about wins and losses, imo.

[NyQuil]

Aren't we quick to judge. You don't even know the context. Maybe the other guy was talkin ****.

 

Because execution is a completely normal response to "**** talkin."

[Doc]

It probably went something like this:

 

"Odin, help me with the safety on this gun."

 

"Figure it out yourself (gun) rookie."

 

"F you Odin, I'll F you up!"

[BuffOrange]

Kinda surprised at the Murder 1. As I understand it, the Prosecution now has to prove beyond a shadow of a doubt it was premeditated. Was he responsible for the killing? Quite likely. Was it with forethought or heat of the moment? If the jury can't be convinced it happened with premediatated intent to kill, it could hang the jury or set him free. No?

if they have video of him before picking the guy up, gun in hand making comments about how he cant be trusted... followed by an execution style murder... that hurdle doesnt seem quite as high.

 

Not to mention the video cutting out just before the murder & the victim basically saying AH is gonna kill him 4 minutes before his death via text to his mom.

 

Given the hilariously terrible coverup, this whole thing would not make for a very interesting Dateline episode.

[In-A-Gadda-Levitre]

I think you'd have to be pretty naive to think the Patriots organization was just sitting idly by waiting to see how this turned out. Cops, prosecutors, politicians, etc., that know what is happening in the investigation and Kraft isn't going to have a pipeline into any of that? Right next door in Foxboro?? No friggin way.

You're right, and as Brian Billick points out, pretty much every NFL team has security personnel who use their contacts to get info for upper management to assist them in making informed decisions.

"Virtually every club in the league," Billick said, "via the NFL as a whole and individually, have any number of staff -- security staff -- that, as you said, are former FBI or former detectives there, in the principalities which they reside, that are there (on) full-time status to monitor, help the players transition as they travel ... but obviously with their connections with a number of these institutions, that they're able to tap back into relationships that they have to find out what's going on."

[Doc]

So much for wild speculation.