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 October 9.Defense attorney Charles Rankin said outside the courthouse that Hernandez's legal team is confident the exPatriot will be exonerated during a trial. 'Not one shred of evidence has been presented yet,' he said.Ex Pat: Aaron Hernandez stands during his arraignment in the Bristol County Superior CourtAfter watching Blaine Gabbert take dozens of snaps and throw hundreds of passes this week, the Jacksonville Jaguars still aren't ready to declare him healthy enough for the season opener.Coach Gus Bradley listed Gabbert as questionable for Sunday's game against Kansas City, adding that the former firstround draft pick probably will be a gameday decision.'We're encouraged with what we saw from Blaine Gabbert,' Bradley said on Friday.If marijuana is legalized in Colorado it would be taxed and regulate