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‘Elite’ receiving TE Eric Ebron showing Steelers he’s willing to block, too


Elite receiving skills are what made a top-10 draft pick out of UNC six years ago. They also are what compelled the Pittsburgh Steelers to sign him to a $12 million contract. As Steelers tight ends coach James Daniel put it, “Ebron’s calling card is pass-catching ability.” So imagine Ebron’s surprise when the tight ends were sent to the blocking sled. (TribLive.com)

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‘Elite’ receiving TE Eric Ebron showing Steelers he’s willing to block, too