Josh Rivera's Aaron Hernandez changes jersey numbers during American Sports Story episode 5, but it's not a continuity error by the production team.

FX’s series “American Sports Story: Aaron Hernandez,” which premiered on Sept. 17, follows the story of former NFL tight end Aaron Hernandez, who was found guilty of murder and later died in prison.

Aaron Hernandez” earlier this week, we have now officially reached the halfway point of the 10-part FX drama about the rise and fall of the former Patriots tight end. That also means that viewers have met the majority of the cast of characters in the

Aaron prepares for the NFL Draft in a new episode of "American Sports Story: Aaron Hernandez" airing on Tuesday, October 1.

There’s also no reason a series about Aaron Hernandez would highlight the play of the Patriots’ other tight end. Based solely on the episode, the average viewer might think Hernandez was the superior tight end,

Rob Gronkowski gave his thoughts on his portrayal in FX's new series, ‘American Sports Story: Aaron Hernandez'.

We’ll never know what would have become of Aaron Hernandez if the New England Patriots hadn’t drafted him in 2010.

"He’s been my double. He’s shorter though, than me. He’s not as jacked as me either that’s for sure," Gronkowski joked of actor Laith Wallschleger

Aaron Hernandez details the ups and downs of the personal and professional life of NFL star tight-end, Aaron Hernandez. We sat down to talk with the star of the show Josh Rivera about what it was like bringing this story alive on screen.

It's like a demon," says Josh Andrés Rivera as Aaron Hernandez in the dramatic trailer for FX's latest series American Sports Story. "What if God made me this way?" Announced earlier this summer, the Ryan Murphy-produced show tracks the true story of the late New England Patriots tight end and convicted murderer - both on and off the field.