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Frank Reich Excited About Eric Ebron’s Leadership, ‘Big-Play Ability’


"Outstanding athletic ability and receiving skills." "Threatens every level." "Advanced route runner." Back in 2014, that was the NFL.com scouting report on North Carolina tight end . Frank Reich saw those same attributes, and more, in Ebron, and when he became a free agent this offseason, Reich knew he would stop at nothing to get him into his offense. (Indianapolis Colts)

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