Julian Edelman called out his former New England Patriots teammate, Wes Welker, for 'making up stories' about how Bill Belichick treated Aaron Hernandez.
The new documentary on the New England Patriots dynasty has garnered some viral moments on social media, including Aaron Hernandez's presence with the team. Hernandez, of course, was well on his way to becoming one of the best tight ends in the NFL until he was arrested and eventually found guilty of murder. Hernandez killed himself in jail in 2017 shortly after being acquitted of a double-murder in Florida.
But Edelman says that could not be further from the truth. 'Welker’s out here saying like Aaron Hernandez got away with murder — figuratively speaking — at practice; that’s not even true,' Edelman said on his 'Games With Names' podcast. 'Welker painted the picture he was like the king, like he got to do anything. I remember Bill ‘motherf–-king’ Aaron all the time. 'Come on, Welk. Trying to make up stories. We know you don’t like Bill.
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