If they're that concerned about his blocking, run 3 TE and split Ebron out wide. He has the speed to create matchup problems there, and he's better than any WR not named T.Y. Hilton on the team.

Maybe it is just me, but I have always thought he was slow....

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A 4.6 40 isn't slow at 6'4" 250.

It's a lot of momentum for a corner or safety

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(vs. DOLPHINS, 11/25)



Ebron had 5 catches overall, including 2 for TD's.

Believe it or not, Ebron tied Dallas Clark for the franchise record for TD receptions by a tight end in a single season (11) ........ and the Colts still have 5 games left to play.

Hall-of-Famer John Mackey had 9 TD receptions in a 14-game season for the Baltimore Colts in 1966.


In this article, Ebron talks about his admiration for Clark when he was growing up.



Ebron Ties Team's Touchdown Record

(By Akeem Glaspie)

https://www.indystar.com/story/sport...02/#/questions


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Here's his NFL draft profile, which in retrospect seems pretty accurate (except, of course, the criticism that he provides only "ordinary touchdown production"):

http://www.nfl.com/draft/2011/profil...ron?id=2543466

I like when we bump the threads where I'm right!

C&O brings damn near every thread back from the dead so everyone gets that chance.lol

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(vs. TEXANS, 12/09)


It was only one play, but I loved it because ........ as much as dumb football drives me up a wall, smart football deserves to be complimented.


With the ball deep in Texans territory late in the 2nd quarter, Ebron showed excellent situational awareness ........ in addition to getting down to the ground to catch a ball that was thrown low by Andrew Luck, he then rolled over towards the goal line, knowing that it was near.


First and foremost, catch the ball ........ secondly, know where you are on the field (near the first down sticks, near the sidelines, near the goal line, etc.)


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That ball was thrown behind him, he made a great adjustment to catch it which caused him to go down. Reminded me of that Harrison play where they forgot to touch him down and he ran for a TD.