Cameron Morrah in the NFL

Cal tight end Cameron Morrah has decided to forego his senior year and enter the 2009 NFL draft.

NFL scouts, college recruits, and other speculators--primarily just me--question this decision. So here's a couple scenarios that I think may or may not happen regarding Cameron Morrah in the NFL.

Take #1, Action!

Cal is deep at the tight end position, with Tad Smith, Anthony Miller, and Spencer Ladner. Good decision to let others evaluate you at your peak season and predict what you can or can't do.

6'4", 250 lbs, TREMENDOUS catching abilities in a sort of weak pool of tight ends following a 27 catch, 326 yard, 8 touchdown season (Cal tight end record) make Morrah a pretty decent pickup for any NFL team. He has a good upside.


Plus, deciding to turn pro for your grandma so she can watch you succeed at every level of football throughout your life shows that you will definitely play with heart. 4th or 5th rounder, any takers?

Take #2, Action!

Cameron Morrah you ass! Listen to Coach Tedford and stay in school. You could be a receiving threat for Cal next year, leading the Golden Bears to a Rose Bowl victory. What sounds so bad with Kevin Riley, Jahvid Best, and Cameron Morrah?

Your game would have develop so much more and your stats would've impressed waaaaaaaaay more people. Do you really think that one decent season means a $1 million contract in the NFL? Grow up, son!

Say goodbye to your Cal fame...

KCCal adds:

Right now it is a bit early to tell where Morrah will end up. Mel Kiper will probably put him in at a 4th rounder. McShay will probably put him at a 5th. Then they'll start bitching at each other about it. Then again, maybe Morrah will end up at neither, because we all know that Kiper's hair takes up at least the 6th and 7th rounds of the big board.

My prediction is a 6th rounder with the out come of having a 10 percent chance of getting signed, 40 percent chance in Mark Cuban's new league, the UFL, and 50 percent chance of becoming a P.E. teacher. All in all, those aren't bad options considering the job market.

I also forgot to add the 0.1 pecent chance of making it big and to the Pro Bowl. Then he can roll around Berkeley in the off season and throw wads of cash in all his doubter's faces. I for one will gladly be the first in line if this event happens.