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Why Eric Ebron isn't playing more for the Colts


is starting to make a few people in Detroit wonder what might have been. Ebron, who was saddled with the weight of unattainable expectation and subjected to unrelenting criticism during his four seasons with the Lions, is playing like a Pro Bowler in Indianapolis. Where Detroit saw a player who wasn’t worth the $8.25 million he was scheduled to make, the Colts saw a game-breaking talent. (Indianapolis Star)

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