It’s hilarious to imagine the average ‘American Horror Story’ viewer trying to make heads or tails of this grumpy, hoodie-wearing guy named Bill Belichick.”

The first season of the anthology series focuses on the New England Patriots star who was convicted of murder in 2015 and subsequently died by suicide in 2017.

Mired by Wikipedia-like plotting, clunky dialogue, and an exorbitant runtime, FX's latest "Story" hits its stride whenever it centers the perils of sports culture.

Aaron Hernandez And Football Inc., the ten episode series follows Hernandez (Josh Rivera) from his time as a high-school sports star to his days playing college ball for the University of Florida with Tim Tebow (Patrick Schwarzenegger) to his career with the Pats.

“ American Sports Story: Aaron Hernandez ” stars Josh Rivera as Hernandez, Patrick Schwarzenegger as Tebow and more celebrities playing the real-life athletes and people involved with the case. The 10-episode miniseries was created by Stuart Zicherman and executive produced by Ryan Murphy. It premieres on FX on Sept. 17.

Ryan Murphy and Brad Falchuk launched American Horror Stories on Hulu in July 2021. It's a spin-off of their popular show American Horror Story, which has been on TV for over a decade.

Super Bowl champion Tom Brady played with the subject of American Sports Story Aaron Hernandez between 2010-2012 on the New England Patriots.

Ryan Murphy's latest iteration of the "American Story" anthology series is here. This time the executive producer will divulge the "American Sports Story" of NFL star Aaron Hernandez, his rise and fall from grace during his tenure on the New England Patriots.

Aaron Hernandez continued with episode 2, “Consequences, With Extreme Prejudice,” and it wasted no time escalating the troubles for the former NFL star. We’re not in Bristol, Connecticut, anymore; this is Gainesville now,

American Sports Story portrays many real-life players, coaches, and other college & NFL personnel involved in Aaron Hernandez's life and career.

New England Patriots player Aaron Hernandez was convicted of murder in 2015 and died by suicide two years later