Adapting Eric Ebron shows athleticism

Posted Jun 14, 2014
Eric Ebron admits his head was spinning a bit when he first started taking part in OTA practices with the veterans. It’s understandable. Ebron went from working out and trying to sell himself via the NFL Draft, to trying to learn a complicated offense under Joe Lombardi and fit into a new locker room all at once. (Detroit Lions)

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