Ryan Murphy's new American Crime Story spinoff about the rise and fall of former NFL player Aaron Hernandez continues a Rotten Tomatoes streak.

Ryan Murphy’s latest series American Sports Story has recently been released on FX and speculates about convicted murderer and former NFL player Aaron Hernandez’s sexuality, suggesting that he could have been gay.

“ American Sports Story: Aaron Hernandez ” stars Josh Rivera as Hernandez, Patrick Schwarzenegger as Tebow and more celebrities playing the real-life athletes and people involved with the case. The 10-episode miniseries was created by Stuart Zicherman and executive produced by Ryan Murphy. It premieres on FX on Sept. 17.

Mired by Wikipedia-like plotting, clunky dialogue, and an exorbitant runtime, FX's latest "Story" hits its stride whenever it centers the perils of sports culture.

Aaron Hernandez is a 10-episode miniseries premiering on FX on September 17. It explores the rise and fall of NFL

Ryan Murphy is back at it with another installation of his "American Story" franchise. The long-awaited "American Sports Story: Aaron Hernandez" centers on the rise and fall of former NFL star Aaron Hernandez.

Aaron Hernandez played his very first game in the NFL for the New England Patriots over a decade ago on Sept. 12, 2010, against the Cincinnati Bengals. The next week, the 20-year-old former Florida Gators star,

It’s clear immediately that Ryan Murphy’s “American Sports Story: Aaron Hernandez” isn’t just a sports story. The first two episodes of the FX series premiered Tuesday, and you probably noticed that the opening scene doesn’t take place on a football field or in the weight room.