Following dozens of visitor complaints, officials at the Pro Football Hall of Fame announced Thursday that they have elected to take down an exhibit featuring a firearm owned by former New England Patriots tight end and current murder suspect Aaron Hernandez. While we initially felt that this unique piece represents an important chapter in NFL history, the objections from our patrons have been enough to warrant its removal, said museum spokesman Joe Horrigan, referring to the Glock .45-caliber pistol that had until this week been prominently displayed alongside a partially emptied 13-round clip recovered from Hernandezs home. Though this exhibit provides an interesting look into the lives of one of the games most dynamic young talents, we have since been advised that it is in poor taste, and has even made some of our visitors uncomfortable. And for that, we apologize. Horrigan told reporters that the Hall currently has no plans to modify or remove any of its other popular football memorabilia displays, including O.J. Simpsons black leather gloves, a variety of choke chains once owned by Michael Vick, and the exhumed corpse of Junior Seau. 