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The older brother of former New England Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez — who committed suicide April 19 in his jail cell at Souza-Baranowski Correctional Center — broke his silence on the athlete’s death Tuesday. “My younger brother Aaron was far from perfect, but I will always love him.

Kyle Kennedy — an inmate at the Souza-Baranowski Correctional Center where Aaron Hernandez committed suicide — released a statement Tuesday requesting a handwritten suicide note reportedly left to him by the former New England Patriots tight end. Kennedy’s lawyer, Larry Army Jr., previously confirmed that his client was the intended recipient of one of three letters found in the cell where Hernandez killed himself. In a Tuesday statement released by Army Jr. on behalf of his client, Kennedy said that he believes the letter does indeed exist.

Gisele Bundchen dropped a bombshell on fans when she openly spoke about husband Tom Brady's unreported football injuries, while appearing on Wednesday's CBS This Morning. The 36-year-old model revealed to co-host Charlie Rose that the New England Patriots quarterback suffered from a concussion last year, which she suggested was one of many. "Are you trying to get him to retire?" Rose asked Bundchen.

BOSTON (CBS) — Gisele Bündchen, the wife of New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady, said in an interview that Brady “had a concussion last year.” In an interview on CBS This Morning Wednesday, Charlie Rose asked Bündchen about comments Brady made on SiriusXM NFL Radio back in February that suggested she would have him retire if she had things her way. “Are you trying to get him to retire?” Rose asked. “You know, I just have to say as a wife, I’m a little bit, its, as you know, it’s not the most like, let’s say, un-aggressive sport, right?” Bündchen told Rose. “Football, like he had a concussion last year, I mean he has concussions pretty much every–you know, we don’t talk about it but he

Aaron Hernandez's fiancée Shayanna Jenkins appeared for an interview with Dr. Phil McGraw, with episodes aired in two parts -- Monday and Tuesday -- to open up about the ex-NFL player's suicide death last month. Jenkins, who has a child with Hernandez, made some shocking claims during the interview, including raising doubts over her fiance's death in his prison cell at the Souza-Baranowski Correctional Center in Shirley, Massachusetts, on April 19. 1. Jenkins said during her appearance on the Dr. Phil show that she doesn't think Hernandez's death was a suicide.

The fiancée of former New England Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez denied rumors that he had intimate relationships with other men before his April suicide. Speaking with Dr. Phil McGraw in an interview that aired Tuesday, Shayanna Jenkins disputed recent reports that indicated otherwise. McGraw asked Jenkins if she’d ever had a conversation with the ex-NFL star about the rumors.

Aaron Hernandez's fiancee does not know what motivated the suicide of the former New England Patriots player last month but did not rule out that he might have done so to improve his family's financial situation, she said in a television interview to be broadcast on Tuesday. Hernandez had been a rising star in the National Football League with a $41 million contract when he was arrested in June 2013 and accused of murdering an acquaintance. In the interview to be broadcast on Tuesday on CBS's "Dr. Phil" show, host Phil McGraw asked Shayanna Jenkins-Hernandez if she believed Hernandez had killed himself to increase her odds of recouping some of his lost earnings from the team.

Aaron Hernandez’s suicide – combined with a little-known legal provision that clears him off all his charges in the 2013 Odin Lloyd murder case for which he had been serving life in prison – could mean the New England Patriots owes the ex-NFL player an estimated $6.5 million. The exclusive two-part interview on Dr. Phil will continue Tuesday where Jenkins is expected to answer the lingering question surrounding Hernandez's money and also the mystery behind his suicide death.

The 2017 NFL offseason is far from over, and Super Bowl 52 in Minneapolis is still over 10 months away. While most people like to discuss the odds each individual team has at winning a Super Bowl title, the oddsmakers in Las Vegas took it a step further and put together a list of the most likely matchups for Super Bowl 52. The fact that this potential matchup carries the odds of an extreme longshot is telling of what the Vegas oddsmakers think of the Chiefs’ chance at representing the AFC in Super Bowl 52.