The New England Patriots have struck a deal with Aaron Hernandez to keep him in Foxboro through 2018.
Aaron Hernandez Secures Biggest Signing Bonus Ever For Tight End, According To Report
Hernandez asked that a $50,000 donation be given to the Myra Kraft Foundation in his contract to thank the Patriots’ owner, Robert Kraft, for drafting him and agreeing to negotiate the extension.
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Read Article >Aaron Hernandez’s Contract Extension Adds 5 More Years
The deal will add five years onto the existing life of Hernandez’s contract, locking him up through 2018, according to Mike Reiss of ESPNBoston.com.
With both Hernandez and Gronkowski in the fold for years to come, the Patriots will present a nightmare to opposing defensive coordinators who need to account for both of these pass-catching giants.
Read Article >Aaron Hernandez, Patriots Reach Longterm Contract Extension, According To Report
Getty ImagesThe 23-year-old Hernandez was drafted in the 4th round by the Patriots in 2010. He broke out last year, catching 79 balls for 910 yards and seven touchdowns. In his two-year career, he now has 124 receptions for 1473 yards and 13 touchdowns.
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