Hernandez firmly answered "not guilty" to six charges, including murder and weapons and ammunition possession charges.His attorneys agreed ahead of the hearing that Hernandez, 23, will continue to be held without bail but reserved the right to request bail later. The next court hearing was set for Oct. 9.Defense attorney Charles Rankin said outside the Fall River, Mass., courthouse that Hernandez's legal team is confident the exPatriot will be exonerated during a trial."If you're not careful, you're going to blame the fact that, OK, I'm working all the time," Gruden says. "'I'm spending a lot of hours in here coming up with plays. My family, I isolated them from me, I missed some warning signs.' .

We reassured him that we believed him straight away, Greg was terrific, he'd told him how great it was that he came and spoke to us about it, that we completely believed him, he was safe. We wouldn't put him in a position where he would be anywhere near F