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The SI 64: No. 25: Eric Ebron, TE, North Carolina


The new wave of TE production around the league has left teams searching for players who can produce like . We’re talking about the top talent at this position, with plenty of room to grow. With average speed, Ebron would be a viable NFL prospect because of his size; with 4.6 speed and the post-catch abilities he displayed at UNC, he gives off the appearance of a future Pro Bowler. (Sports Illustrated)

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