Aaron Hernandez can now watch the NFL on Sundays - from jail

Former New England Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez can now enjoy NFL Sundays from the comfort of his own jail cell.

Former New England Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez can now enjoy NFL Sundays from the comfort of his own jail cell. Suffolk County Sheriff told the Boston Herald. 

“He’s doing fine,” Tompkins said. “No problems, no complaints, so I think everything’s working out right. He can probably watch the Patriots games.”

In July, Hernandez moved to a downtown Boston detention facility. He is awaiting trial for the murder of Odin L. Lloyd in 2013, and the murders of Daniel de Abreu and Safiro Furtado in 2012.  

In January, Hernandez was banned from watching Patriots games. At the time, he was being held in the Bristol (Mass.) House of Correction. He was indicted by a grand jury for assaulting another inmate in February. 

Aaron Hernandez's Home Searched

Massachusetts State Police searched the home of New England Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez on Tuesday night in connection with a possible homicide.

Police spoke with Hernandez on Monday before searching the tight end's home on Tuesday evening.

One unmarked police car blocked Hernandez's driveway before ten police cruisers eventually arrived to search the home.

One of the two men who left Hernandez's home after police arrived. Neither man left in handcuffs.

The second man was escorted out by police after questioning why the driveway was blocked.

- Will Green