Note: The following story contains spoilers from "American Sports Story: Aaron Hernandez" Episode 10. When Josh Rivera first got the script for the last episode of "American Sports Story: Aaron Hernandez,

The star of FX's limited series explains why he felt a sense of ownership over the show and how a scene provided an 'acknowledgment of the complexity' of Hernandez's life.

There are a few very critical moments....where he realizes that he does not play by the same rules as everybody else.'

Anyone who paid attention to the Aaron Hernandez saga in real time knows that the moments before he was taken out of his North Attleborough home in handcuffs on June 26, 2013 were the last time he was free.

"Why would someone with all that success do something like this?" That is the question showrunner Stu Zicherman and team set out to tackle with the 10-episode FX limited series, which concluded Tuesday night.

Aaron Hernandez finally saw the consequences of the footballer’s actions come back to haunt him as FX‘s drama explored the former Patriots star’s arre

Aaron Hernandez will be the focal point of Ryan Murphy's upcoming TV show American Sports Story. The limited series about the late NFL star will be based on The Boston Globe and Wondery's "Gladiator: Aaron Hernandez and Football Inc" podcast series,

The finale doesn’t look to provide a definitive answer to what drove Aaron’s actions, much to the show’s credit.

Note: The following story contains spoilers from "American Sports Story: Aaron Hernandez" Episode 10. Over the course of its 10 episodes, "American Sports Story" chronicled three murders, a grisly gunshot wound,