2014 NFL Combine - Players - The TEs

[planetdoc]

http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/draft/n...-day-takeaways
Ebron's case of the dropsies.

The top question with North Carolina's Eric Ebron isn't whether or not he's the top tight end in this class (he is). The better question is how high will he go? Already viewed as a possible top-10 pick, he had a chance to help himself even more at his pro day in Chapel Hill, but a few drops were the lasting image for several in attendance.

Ebron is a special athlete with impressive tools for the position, but on tape he isn't the most reliable finisher with inconsistent focus, making some of the toughest catches look easy, but too many routine ones hit the ground. And his pro day backed up what he showed on film – awesome potential due to his athleticism, developing strength and overall attitude, but he needs some seasoning to his game to help with the inconsistency issues. Nonetheless, Ebron did nothing at his pro day to dissuade teams from not taking him in the first half of round one.

[htismaqe]

Originally Posted by planetdoc

http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/draft/n...-day-takeaways
Ebron's case of the dropsies.

Tony Gonzales dropped pretty much everything his rookie year. I hope Ebron can get it together...

[planetdoc]

Fasano and McGrath are both #2 TE. Kelce is an unknown.

Originally Posted by htismaqe

Tony Gonzales dropped pretty much everything his rookie year.

and his second yr too.

here is really, really good read about it (just do a search of the article for keyword drops and start there)
http://www.sportsonearth.com/article/40927752/