Can Eric Ebron be the next great Pittsburgh Steelers tight end?

Posted Jun 29, 2020
After two seasons in Indianapolis, Eric Ebron agreed to a two-year, $12 million contract with Pittsburgh in March. Ebron is coming off a season hampered by an ankle injury, but his 2018 season with the Colts saw him haul in 13 touchdowns. With the addition of Ebron, Pittsburgh might implement more tight end involvement for the first time in a while. (Still Curtain)

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