["Where I'm from" playing]
♪ That's where I'm from ♪
Hike.
♪ That's where I'm from ♪
[player calling]
♪ Back in The Hut we used to drop mad L
♪ Contemplating hell The stories I could tell would ♪
♪ Freak your mind and wreck your brain ♪
- Touchdown, Patriots! - [crowd cheering]
DJ Hernandez!
Fifth of the game and a new record!
- [cheers] - [cheering continues]
♪But back to the hood In Bilal's backyard ♪
♪ Me and D was starving And times were hard ♪
Where's Aaron?
[song, cheering fade]
Aaron?
We're gonna start another game.
Aaron, where are you?
Aaron, are you in there?
What's up, DJ?
Uncle Bobby?
Was just giving your brother his birthday money.
[door opens, shuts]
Aaron?
["Right Round" playing]
Listen, Aaron.
The fact is you can go anywhere you want.
San Diego. San Francisco. Dallas.
Tell us where you wanna play, we'll get you drafted there.
I'm not sure it works that way.
[Aaron] Yo, is this snail?
This is so fucking good.
Oh, my God.
We think you're a top 20 pick in the draft.
- Top ten. - [Agent 2] Top five.
Damn, you hear that, Deej? Top five.
[Agent 4] Look, I've been an agent a long time.
You got first-round draft pick written all over you.
We just wanna have realistic expectations, yeah?
You play too?
[Aaron] Nah, he's just here to rain on my parade.
[Agent 3] No rain in sight, baby.
Who's this guy again?
Yeah, who are you? Come on, loosen up, Deej.
[Aaron] Oh, my God. Oh, my God!
You're joking me right now. DJ, look at this.
Look at that.
This is crazy.
Yo, that's my shit!
[knocking]
Bro, get up.
He's gonna be here in five minutes.
I'm not doing it.
You are. This guy comes highly recommended.
[Aaron groans]
By who, your UConn friends?
At least you won't be talking about your future
with a pair of tits in your face.
I like tits in my face.
[groans]
Why do you care so much who I sign with?
Because Dad's not here.
And he would have wanted you to be with someone we can trust.
[clicks fingers] Get dressed.
No way. You wear a tie when you get an agent.
[grunts]
Oh, it was great to fly into Boston.
We, uh, actually opened the agency in Boston in the '90s.
[Terri] But you're not there anymore?
- No, we're located in Southern California. - [Terri] Hmm.
So, um--
When our clients enter the league, it's really their first job.
So we like to handle things
so that they can focus on the job of being professional athletes.
Well, that's good because Aaron can't do anything for himself.
Ma.
[Terri] What kind of things exactly do you handle?
Uh, bank accounts, mortgages, taxes.
We find the apartment, get it furnished, hire the housekeeper--
[chuckles] Does that apply to moms too?
- [laughs] - [Mr. Murphy laughs]
Um, look, Mr. Murphy.
I-I-I kinda already made the decision.
Aaron.
No, that-that's-that's okay.
I appreciate the honesty. I do.
[Mr. Murphy] All right. [sighs]
Just out of curiosity,
uh, where does this other agent think that you're gonna be drafted?
Uh, first round. Probably top 10.
Uh-huh. I see.
Why? You don't think that's gonna happen?
No, I don't.
You're obviously a first-round talent,
but there are off-the-field concerns that teams are gonna flag.
No one else said that would be a thing.
Well, that's because they're not telling you the truth.
[Terri] Not a first-round pick, my ass.
This guy looks like a manager from Belle Tire.
We need to listen. All right? Aaron's been in trouble.
- We can't hide from that. - [Aaron] Who's "we"?
We didn't score 12 touchdowns last year.
[DJ] Hmm.
Aaron.
[sighs] Look, here's the thing.
[Mr. Murphy sighs]
It really should just be about the touchdowns.
But...
You ever seen the scouting combine on TV?
Yeah, it's a bunch of guys getting weighed in their underwear.
[Mr. Murphy] No, it's much worse than that.
There's 32 teams following you around with their scouts and their clipboards
evaluating every single little thing that you do.
Well, you'll work out. Yeah.
But there's also gonna be written tests, mental evaluations, interviews.
None of these other agents walked you through any of this?
[sighs, clears throat]
Teams really wanna handle the merchandise.
They really want to know what it is that they're buying.
All right? A player's draft stock can rise or fall at the drop of a hat.
Literally over nothing.
Rumors. A hangnail.
There are no secrets.
These teams are gonna dig and find out stuff about you
that not even your mom or your brother know.
So...
I wanna control the narrative.
I wanna get you prepared.
Get you to Indy, in there at the combine, ready to just wow those scouts
and alleviate any fears that they might have.
The difference between first and the third round is millions of dollars.
How exactly do you control the narrative, or whatever?
Well, we're gonna get Aaron to our facility in Laguna.
Four weeks prepping with coaches and trainers.
It's intense.
But we see the draft as a culmination of everything you have ever worked for,
and we are gonna nail it.
Well, training in Laguna would be kinda cool.
Yeah.
[Terri] DJ, you should go with him.
It's like you said. He needs a grown-up.
I mean, that-that would be fun.
And, um, I can help him settle in and-and everything.
Yeah, sure. If that's what Aaron wants.
Let's do it.
- [Terri laughs] - [DJ] Yeah.
Let's do it.
[Aaron] Let's do it. Yeah.
- [Mr. Murphy] All right. - [Aaron] All right.
[Terri laughs]
["Going Back to Cali" playing]
♪ When the la-la hits ya Lyrics just splits ya ♪
♪ Head so hard That your hat can't fit ya ♪
[coach calling]
♪ Either I'm with ya or against ya ♪
♪ Format bent ya ♪ Back through that maze I sent ya ♪
♪ Talking to the rap inventor ♪
♪ Nigga with the game tight Fifth that flame right ♪
♪ Spell my name right B-I, double-G, I-E ♪
♪ Iced out, lights out Me and Cease-A-Leo ♪
♪ Getting head from some chick he know ♪
♪ See it's all about the cheddar ♪
Hey.
[Mr. Murphy] That's a good first day, Aaron.
Hit the training room. Let them stretch you out.
[Mr. Murphy] Deej. Hey.
You got more in you?
Fuck yeah, bro.
[DJ] What was that play we ran my senior year against Westport?
Uh.
Ace right 9-8-9.
Yeah.
Let's see that.
[Aaron] All right.
Ready?
Hut.
[DJ shouts] Whoa!
- Touchdown! - [Aaron] That's right!
- Hernandez to Hernandez! - [Aaron] Whoo!
Whoo!
[laughing] Yeah.
[groans]
[sighs]
[DJ] Dad would be proud, man.
[Aaron] Yeah.
[DJ] Dad would be proud.
Anybody here?
- Hello? - [trainer] Yeah, coming.
Sorry, um...
- Haven't eaten anything all day. - Nah, it's cool.
- You mind if I-- - You need a stretch?
Yeah. Yeah.
Yeah, I got you.
[trainer] The tight end, right?
Aaron?
Yeah, I was just reading your medical reports.
What'd they say?
That you're a healthy guy.
Here, hop on up.
[Aaron sighs]
So 860.
- Is that the area code for-- - Connecticut.
- Yeah. I thought so. - Yeah.
- I'm from Hartford. Yeah. - Hartford? No way.
- Bristol. - Funny.
Yeah.
So, uh, what brings you out here?
School.
Uh, USC.
Decided to just stay 'cause, um...
people are just more chill.
- Yeah. - I don't miss a lot about Connecticut.
Not even Pucky the Whale?
[laughs] Is that the Whalers mascot?
[Aaron laughs] Yeah.
Yeah, I remember Pucky.
Slide back for me.
[Mr. Murphy] I-I appreciate the call, ma'am.
- All right. I'll talk to you. - [knocking]
Yep.
Sorry to bother you, Mr. Murphy.
Nope, no bother.
What's up, DJ?
It's just, um...
[sighs] You know,
being here, working out with Aaron, it--
It feels great. Um.
There was a time actually when people thought that I might go in the draft.
Um...
I was hoping-- I know a lot of guys, uh,
sign with, um, teams after the draft.
Maybe you know of one that's looking for a practice squad quarterback?
[smacks lips] Yeah.
Yeah, I can keep my ear out.
- Yeah? Right. - Yeah.
Amazing. Thank you.
Thank you so much. I really appreciate it.
All right. No problem.
DJ?
You know what I would appreciate?
I have a whole staff trying to turn up anything they can about Aaron,
but as you know him better than anybody, I'm just gonna go ahead and ask you.
Is Aaron a big weed smoker?
Well, um--
You know, it's A-- It's Aaron, you know?
No, I don't know.
So you gotta tell me.
Because I-I'm getting phone calls.
There's rumors going around that, uh, he failed multiple drug tests
when he was at Florida?
- Seriously? - Yeah.
Now, you know, Aaron looks like the kind of kid who likes to party
and that's fine. But what--
I don't want people thinking he's out of control.
No, no, no, he's-- He's fine. He's good.
- Yeah? - Yeah.
[announcer on TV] ...in the end zone.
Intercepted!
Only the fifth interception thrown by Tebow.
What happened there?
Well, it's obvious. He underthrew the ball.
Wrong.
[coach] You ran the route too deep.
But I didn't though.
[Mr. Murphy] Yeah. Look, that doesn't matter.
Teams wanna know if you're gonna be accountable.
You the kind of player who blames his teammates?
Or are you gonna ask, "What can I do better?"
It's called being coachable.
Do you fornicate with cattle?
Fornicate?
- Fuck cows. - What?
Remember, no matter what they ask, answer with humility and...
Calm.
Each team gets 15 minutes.
And they will ask you crazy shit just to see how you react.
Especially you 'cause you got the reputation for having a temper.
- Oh, that's bullshit. Come on. - Yeah, it is bullshit.
But they're deciding whether or not they want to invest millions of dollars in you.
So you will play along.
[inhales deeply]
No, I do not have sex with animals.
[Mr. Murphy] Okay.
Who are Carlos Ortiz and Bo Wallace?
- Huh? - Ortiz and Wallace. Who are they?
They're friends-- friends from home. Why?
- They drug dealers? - No.
- You in a gang with 'em? - No! They're not in a gang!
- Gang bangers, huh? - What makes you think that, huh?
See? Look at that. Look, there's that anger.
- What is going on? - Come on, Aaron!
[Aaron] What the f--
[Mr. Murphy] Come on, man.
Save it for the field.
[coach] Go!
[Aaron breathing quickly]
- 4.58. - [Mr. Murphy] Nice.
Now he just needs to do that at the combine.
Good stuff, Aaron.
Let's go again.
[DJ] Hey, Mr. Murphy. See the zip on that pass?
[Mr. Murphy] Sure did.
You're looking good, kid. [laughs]
Hey, I don't mean to interrupt you, but, uh, something else came up.
You got a minute?
Um.
Look, I know that your dad had some problems when you were young,
but it turns out that your mom did too?
She got arrested for gambling?
No. She was never charged.
Turned out to be nothing.
Ah, right. Oh, good.
Uh, sorry. One more thing. Um--
Who is Robert Valentine?
My mother's little brother.
Uncle Bobby.
Why?
He went to prison for exposing himself on a school bus.
- Were you kids close to him? - No, definitely not.
[Mr. Murphy] Thank God for that. It's a hell of a family.
You know, I might have an opportunity for you.
- For real? - Yep.
Yeah, I got a former client who's the, uh, quarterback coach in Berlin
for the NFL Europe team there.
He's looking for a hungry, young guy to come join staff. I mentioned your name.
Hey, Coach, uh...
I was thinking I could, you know, help a team on the field.
Ah.
Now, let's be honest, DJ, that's gonna be a tough road.
But this opportunity could have a real future,
and I want you to think about that.
All right?
Aaron's about to run again.
[coach] Move! Move!
[Aaron groans]
[Mr. Murphy] Shit.
[trainer] Uh-oh.
[Aaron] Yeah.
[trainer] You're good.
What happened?
I just-- I felt a pull.
[trainer] Okay. On your stomach.
[Aaron groans]
[exhales sharply]
[on TV] Basically, I was just like, well, yeah, he's here...
Do you want me to put something else on?
Nah.
You gotta see who's the father, don't you?
[chuckles] Hell, yeah.
Pretty sure it's that guy.
- I mean, look at the nose. - [Aaron laughs]
Shit. Dead giveaway. [winces]
- [trainer] Right there? Okay. - Mmm.
- [trainer] How's this? - Uh, not so much.
I don't think it's your back. Turn over for me.
So, your adductor
runs up into your hips
and can radiate into your back.
Okay.
Let me see what I can do.
[on TV] ...it was a cheek swab.
And we sent those Q-tips--
those tests into the laboratory.
And I waited about a week and a half, and it came back--
Well, when the results came back, I wasn't in town...
Wh-- Aaron. Hey. Aaron!
Hey, hey, hey. Hey.
- Hey. - What?
It's nothing to be embarrassed about. Okay?
Look, all that matters right now is getting you back on that field.
Okay?
So come on. Let's get back on the table.
What were you and Murphy talking about?
What do you mean?
On the field. I saw you whispering and shit.
- No, man. It was nothing. - Oh, yeah?
How'd he know about Bo and Carlos?
Because he's got a group of people digging around about you.
And that ain't all he knows.
Well, I don't need you helping him out.
- I'm not-- [sighs] - That's not what you're fucking here for.
I know why I'm here.
Trust me.
He's helping me find a job, okay?
That's what we were talking about. A coaching gig in Europe.
For real?
Deej, you'd be a great coach.
[scoffs] That's funny.
Murphy is bending over backwards to clean you up
so you can play on Sundays.
I've been spotless my whole life, and I'm gonna end up in Germany.
I hope you really understand what you've got.
Man, I'm hearing a lot of great things.
We've got calls from 20 teams that wanna to sit down.
We got the Ravens. The Chargers. They both need tight ends.
So do the Bucs.
Think they'd go for a first round pick?
Ah, oh-- Let's not worry about that, okay?
Draft is next month. All right?
The next three days are about creating a frenzy for the draft.
I want these teams salivating over you.
Huh?
Hey, um...
[Aaron chuckling]
Thank you. Thank you for everything. I appreciate it.
- Yeah. Yeah. - All right.
Good kid.
All right. You check in over there
- and I'll catch up with you. - Okay.
- [Aaron] Yeah. - Hey.
Welcome.
[air horn blares]
[coach 1] Move, move, move.
Move, move, move.
[coach 2] Three more, baby, three more, three more!
One more time! One more time!
[coach 3] You got this. You got it. Come on, baby. Come on.
[coach 2] Let's hustle! Hustle! Hustle!
[coach 4] Move. Move. Move.
[coach 5] Dig deep!
[coach 6] Come on, baby. Come on. Come on.
[coaches shouting]
[coach 7] Move. Move. Move.
[steward] Shirts off, gentlemen.
Now I know why they call this shit a slave auction.
[chuckles]
[announcer 1] 250.
[announcer 2] Tight end, 13. Aaron Hernandez.
245.
[instructor] You will have exactly 12 minutes to complete the Wonderlic test.
Begin now.
- First meal of the day. - [chuckles]
That busy.
Appreciate it, Scotty. I really do.
Yeah. Wait till you read it.
Oh, for fuck's sake.
Yep.
Social maturity, one out of te--
One out of ten? What does that even mean?
That-- These tests are all bullshit. Of course he's immature. He's 20 years old.
He could do well.
But not you?
He's off our board.
- You need a fucking tight end. - [sighs]
And we'll take one with less risk.
Hey, don't worry.
There's still 31 other teams.
Hey, can I get a stretch?
[Mr. Murphy] Hey, Chris. You got a sec?
- How's it going? - [Chris] Yeah, he's doing good.
[both whispering indistinctly]
[Chris] Oh, yeah. Okay. All right.
He's got a problem, he's had injuries.
I don't know if he can run right now.
[Mr. Murphy] Okay. Thank you.
Give us a sec, would you? Thank you.
Yeah. What's wrong?
Uh, just a quick change of plans. We're not gonna have you run today.
- What? - Yeah.
- I thought about it all night. I can't-- - Scouts gotta see how fast I am.
They know how fast you are.
They got three years of game tape of you at Florida, all right?
- If your back is not 100%-- - It is.
Okay. I'm just saying that if it is not--
Who told you that shit? You tell him that shit?
- [Aaron] What the fuck? - [Mr. Murphy] Aaron, look at me.
The 40's the biggest event of the combine.
If you go out there and you run even a fraction of a second slower
than what they're expecting, that is disaster for us, okay?
- There's just no upside. - No. No.
- No. - Okay.
- Fuck that. - Goddamn it.
[Mr. Murphy] Hey. Hey.
Stop!
- What are you talking about? - Hey, hey.
The Wonderlic score isn't what we needed it to be.
- I told you I suck at tests, man. - And it's okay.
These teams just talk to each other.
That's why I gotta run.
Nobody's questioning your athletic ability, Aaron.
They're questioning you.
They're questioning your character.
You don't need to work out for these people.
You need to show them who you are. And who you are is a great kid.
Lord knows you haven't had it easy.
But you're smart.
You're funny.
You're eager.
You need to go into these interviews and just be yourself.
Okay?
Show these people who you really are.
The rest of it is gonna take care of itself.
Okay?
Come on.
Aaron, we're ready for you.
Yeah? Okay.
Mr. Hernandez.
Are you Black?
Not that I know of, no.
- Are you Mexican? - No, I'm not.
Are you American?
I'm Puerto Rican and American.
Puerto Rican?
Puerto Rico is in America.
And my mom is Italian.
So I can cook.
- What color is melted chocolate? - [chuckles]
That's gonna be brown.
You're on a bus going 100 miles per hour. Where are you sitting?
Oh, man, that's-- That's pretty fast.
Probably the emergency exit.
- Would you rather be-- - A cat or a dog?
I think dog. Dog, definitely.
Do you believe in God?
I do. Yeah. I've been learning a lot
from, uh, my good friend Tim Tebow down in Florida.
Um...
I'm on a new path.
You smoke marijuana?
I have in the past.
- Are you a druggie? - No. No.
How many drug tests have you failed?
I failed three.
How many drug tests have you failed?
Three.
But that was back in college, and I'm clean now. Totally.
Yeah. I mean, if I have the privilege of being part of your organization,
you can drug test me every week, every day. Whatever.
Is it true your mom served time in prison?
No, sir. No, sir.
She was questioned in connection with a gambling ring, but she was not charged.
But your father was arrested.
Yes. Yes. He made a mistake.
Do you wanna be like your dad?
My dad passed when I was 15.
And everybody was close with my father, but I was the closest
and it-- It messed me up a little bit.
So,
you know, I won't say that I wanna be like him,
but, um, I just-- I wanna honor him.
[Dennis] Honor me?
Are you kidding?
[scoffs]
I don't care what they told you to say.
You don't fool me.
I know what you are.
I know who you are.
[sighs]
My son, a fucking fag.
You disgust me.
Just tell 'em.
Stop it.
It's the only question that matters.
Stop it.
Are you a faggot?
[breathing shakily]
You okay?
Yeah. [chuckles]
Yeah. Sorry. I just, uh, spaced out.
Yeah, I just-- I just-- Uh, I just really wanna play.
[knocks on door]
Hey.
It's okay. We work together. It's all good.
What are you doing here?
I wanted to see how it went.
You seem pretty upset.
I hope you know I just told them the truth.
It wasn't about you.
I know.
It's a lot of pressure. I can't even imagine.
Yeah.
Smells like you've been taking the edge off.
Do you smoke?
Sometimes. Not now though.
Maybe you shouldn't either.
What's the difference?
[Chris] What do you mean?
I fucked it up today.
The whole thing.
I'm gonna be so far down in the draft. I might not even get drafted at all.
No, no, no, no, no, no, no. That can't be true.
I tried so hard,
you know, to say...
the right thing, to be, like...
the right way or whatever.
You don't have to give them every part of you.
I'm just so tired of it.
I'm sorry.
That was unprofessional.
[announcer] Welcome to round 1 of the 2010 NFL draft.
We are live at Radio City Music Hall...
Okay, I've analyzed every mock draft. I got four logical landing spots.
- Cincy at 21. - Deej, stop.
- Just-- Just listen. - Man, stop, stop.
This is fucking embarrassing, man. Ma's throwing this whole thing.
If I was going in the first round, I'd be in New York right now.
Dude, everybody's just happy for you, bro. Just-- You should be happy.
- Okay, everyone. It's starting! - [announcer] Good evening, football fans.
With the first pick in the 2010 NFL Draft,
the St. Louis Rams select Sam Bradford.
Quarterback, Oklahoma.
With the 12th pick in 2010 NFL draft,
Pittsburgh Steelers select Maurkice...
- Yes! Mo! - ...Pouncey, center, Florida.
With the 25th pick,
the Denver Broncos select Tim Tebow, quarterback, Florida.
- Oh. Wow. - This is ridiculous.
Who do they think caught all Tebow's passes?
Sean Weatherspoon,
Demaryius Thomas, tight end.
Jermaine Gresham, Oklahoma.
Okay, that concludes the first round of the 2010 draft.
Thank you for making history with us tonight.
We look forward to seeing you tomorrow night
at 6:00 for rounds two and three.
[Mr. Murphy] Hey, kid, you hanging in there?
I just want it to be over at this point.
Doesn't help being home. Everybody's driving me crazy.
Well, don't lose hope.
I'm hearing round three.
San Diego, maybe Denver, hook you back up with Tebow.
I'll take round three at this point.
All right. Well, I'll call you as soon as I hear.
Yeah, all right.
Hey, isn't that Shayanna?
[Aaron] What up, Shay?
- [laughing] - Whoa. [chuckles]
- How you doing? [laughs] - We got a celebrity in aisle four.
- Hmm. Wow. - What are you doing in Stop & Shop,
Mr. NFL?
Might be applying for a job soon.
Not what I hear.
Oh, yeah. You keeping track?
- Thought you hated football. - Oh, I do. But, you know.
Well, uh, few of us are gonna be watching the next few rounds at Tanya's.
You should come.
Nah, I got a paper to write.
Paper to write? What school you go to?
- Tunxis Community. - Hey.
- Just, you know, part-time. - Hey, that's cool.
Well, uh... We should-- We should hang out sometime.
For what, Aaron?
You're about to be a baller, gonna be living in LA or Miami or something.
Now that's cool.
I'll be here...
watching.
[chuckling]
"I'll be here."
[laughs]
[announcer] Welcome back to Radio City Music Hall,
for day three of the 2010 NFL Draft...
With the 42nd pick of the 2010 NFL Draft,
the New England Patriots select tight end,
- Rob Gronkowski. - [Tanya grunts]
- No. Next one, let's go! - It's all good. We got the next one, baby.
Yo, yo, come on. All right.
Baltimore Ravens select tight end...
Ed Dickson.
Chiefs select tight end, Tony Moeaki.
- [Ortiz] Damn. - [Bo] Fuck these clowns.
Oh, shit is so rigged.
That concludes the third round.
We'll be back tomorrow for the final round of the 2010 NFL Draft.
- [phone ringing] - It's Murph.
Fuck him.
Should have never fucking listened to you in the first place.
[Mel Kiper] Welcome into NFL live.
You know, it's a shame that the three-day draft process has really diminished...
[DJ] You're blaming me now?
You pushed that guy on me.
It ain't him. Or me. It's you, Bro.
Fuck off, DJ.
No. Take some fucking responsibility for once in your goddamn life.
You fucked up.
You fucking get high all the time.
- Keep throwing that shit in my face. - It's the truth.
If I had your talent, I wouldn't waste it.
You don't have my talent! Get over it.
God, get the fuck over it, DJ.
It's me, not you--
It should have been me!
And I had to spend my whole life fixing your shit. I'm done.
I am done looking out for you.
You're a fuckup!
What did you say, huh?
What did you say?
You were looking out for me, huh?
You say that shit again, and I'm gonna fucking kill you.
You were my big brother.
- You were supposed to protect me. - [Tanya] Stop.
You're my big brother.
You're supposed to take care of me, big brother.
[Tanya] Stop it! Aaron, stop it! Enough! Stop, get off him! Enough!
Stop.
DJ, just-- You go on home.
Hey.
God, Aaron, come on. Stop, just--
Don't fucking touch me!
[Tanya scoffs]
[executive 1] We're on the clock.
Best player on our board, tackle from Georgia, Atkins.
[executive 2] Played a 3-4 in college.
Not exactly our scheme.
How about Schofield, Badgers' DB?
Put him on D-squad a year till Mink's knees give out.
Kid ran a 4.6 forty.
Yeah, but he has tiny hands, 50-inch arms.
Minute and 21 to pick.
Crazy to take a punter this early?
[Patriots coach] What about the tight end from Florida?
Hernandez?
We have him flagged for drug concerns.
And the Gainesville cops know him way too well.
Besides, we already drafted a tight end in Gronkowski.
So what? Fuck it. I'll use both of them.
Two tight ends, right, with a fullback offset strong side?
[chuckles]
No one's ever done that before.
I've seen him play.
I mean, he's the most talented kid in the draft, period.
Film don't lie.
Kid can play.
And he's a kid for real.
Just turned 20.
Maybe he just needs to grow up a little bit.
Bob, what do you think?
- Moss had a bad reputation. - [coach] Mm-hmm.
We brought him in.
We went undefeated.
Well, you know, it doesn't work everywhere,
but I think we got the right culture for him.
We take him here, we guarantee him a hundred grand.
We cut him loose for nothing.
Ton of upside.
No risk.
It's an absolute steal at 113.
Call it in.
Do it.
[announcer on TV] Want to go with a tight end.
Round three, they got Rob Gronkowski out of Arizona.
A lot of people think he's a Jason Witten-type player.
And now with another selection, 113 overall, they go Aaron Hernandez,
who by the way is from Bristol, Connecticut,
played high school football right down the road.
He was the best tight end in football, Todd,
last year, the John Mackey Award winner.
There's hardly a better tight end at catching the ball...
- Ma! - [Terri] What?
Watching him stretch the field is impressive...
- They just called his name! - [Terri] Fuck you. Shut the fuck up.
...back to the strong relationship between the Florida program
and Bill Belichick...
[DJ] Holy shit!
[Aaron] Hey!
Hey.
- [DJ] Holy fucking shit! - I know.
The fucking Patriots.
Oh, my God.
[both shouting, cheering]
[DJ] Dad would die all over again, man.
He'd be so happy. The Pats!
[Aaron] The Pats!
- [DJ] Bro, I can't believe it. - Oh, my God.
- You're gonna be an hour from home, man. - [cheers]
You're playing at home!
[Aaron] The fucking Pats.
- [DJ] Yeah! [cheering] - [Aaron cheering] Yeah! Let's go!