{"playerId":13230,"percentChange":0,"averageDraftPosition":50.7,"percentOwned":100,"mostRecentNews":{"news":"Hernandez (shoulder) is reportedly involved in a civil lawsuit that alleges he shot a Connecticut man in the face in Miami (Fla.) back in February, ESPN.com reports.","spin":"The report also states that attorney David Jaroslawicz told ESPN's Ed Werder that he previously filed a personal-injury lawsuit on behalf of his client, Alexander S. Bradley, who Jaroslawicz indicated has been a friend of Hernandez for several years. He further noted that the original suit was withdrawn due to an inaccuracy. The report goes on to add that a corrected version of the suit will be refiled. In any event, this report surfaces the day after Hernandez's name came up in the investigation of the shooting death of a man near his home earlier this week. Both situations are developing and we expect further clarification in the coming days and weeks, but suffice to say, it has been an eventful past couple of days for the Patriots' tight end.","date":"Wed Jun 19"},"fullName":"Aaron Hernandez","pointsSEASON":74,"seasonOutlook":{"outlook":"We're done fretting that Hernandez and Rob Gronkowski play the same position for the same team. The Patriots make it work. Especially now that Wes Welker is gone, we expect Hernandez to play out of the slot a ton, and get as many targets as ever. The more concerning aspect of his fantasy value is his health: Hernandez missed six games last year and 10 in his three-season NFL career, and needed shoulder surgery this winter. But durability questions aside, Hernandez belongs to his position's upper echelon. He's among the league's scariest open-field threats, and even with The Gronk alongside him in '12, Hernandez saw seven or more targets in a game in seven of his nine healthy contests.","seasonId":2013,"date":"Mon May 13"},"positionRank":16,"projectedPoints":134}