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Actually, Lions TE Eric Ebron has put up some historically good numbers


didn't help himself with an unproductive rookie season. But then he doubled his production in Year 2. Then he doubled it again in Year 3. And then he made up for a slow start last year by gassing defenses in the final eight games. Total it up, and Ebron -- probably the most hated player in Detroit -- has put up historically good numbers. Seriously. (MLive.com)

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