Did Aaron Hernandez play running back for the Patriots as a rookie?

WARNING: SPOILERS ahead for American Sports History.

Forex American sports history shows Aaron Hernandez making some quick plays during his rookie season in the NFL. During the first five episodes American sports historya dramatized version of the true story of Aaron Hernandez has been widely chronicled. from his teenage years to his rapid rise as one of the top players in the NFL. First two episodes American sports history get a basic understanding of Aaron Hernandez’s complicated upbringing in Bristol, Connecticut. American sports history portrays several NFL players as well as Hernandez’s close friends and family members.

Josh Andres Rivera leads the cast American sports history as Aaron Hernandez. The series also features performances by Norbert Leo Butz (Pedigree) as Patriots head coach Bill Belichick and Patrick Schwarzenegger (generation V) as former University of Florida quarterback Tim Tebow. The series depicts some of the major highs, such as winning the prestigious John Mackey Award, and lows, such as the Odin Lloyd murder trial and the alleged murder of a man named Sherrod, in Hernandez’s tragic true story. American sports history showcases series 5 Hernandez’s impact as a rookie on the New England Patriots.

Aaron Hernadez attempted just three rushing attempts as a rookie.

His three rushing attempts averaged 15.67 yards.

American sports history oddly exaggerates a few of Aaron Hernandez’s high-scoring plays in his rookie NFL season and makes it seem like he did it all the time. In fact, Hernandez didn’t have a single run against the Indianapolis Colts during the 2010 season, that is. American sports history completely made up the scene in which he is stopped at the line of scrimmage during a rushing attempt against the Colts. Hernandez had three rushing attempts in 2010 with an impressive average of 15.67 yards per attempt..

American sports history also randomly jumps forward from the time Terry Hernandez was stabbed in June 2010 to the Patriots’ divisional round playoff game against the Denver Broncos on January 14, 2012. American sports history Episode 5 shows Hernandez rushing for a 43-yard gain against the Broncos. in a 2012 playoff game that actually happened, but the lack of clarity in that series makes it seem like it was part of his rookie season. Eagle-eyed viewers will notice that Hernandez’s number has changed from 85, which he wore in his rookie season, to 81 on the Broncos’ stage.

American Sports Story highlights Hernandez’s role as running back

He had a total of 18 career rushing attempts in the regular season and playoffs.

Hernandez’s regular season rushing stats include 9 rushing attempts for 97 yards, 6 first downs and 0 touchdowns. Because it’s so unusual for a tight end to run the ball in the NFL, Hernandez ranks among the top 20 all-time tight ends in scoring. based only on regular season statistics. His 43-yard run against the Broncos was by far the longest of his career. He also had a rare 8 attempts in that game against the Broncos and his former teammate Tim Tebow. While Hernandez’s attempts to achieve career advancement are noteworthy, the focus is American sports history strange since he didn’t do much.