I think at best a 3rd rounder. The amount of balls that should be picked off is a ton. He does not have good vision or decision making. Accuracy can get better with practice but decision making rarely does. It's something you are born with.
Now, that's got to be one of the most ignorant statements I have seen in quite some time. "The amount of balls that should be picked off is a ton." What's the basis for saying that? How many passes did he throw last year? 421. How many did he have picked off? 7. Freakin 7!
Is 7 a ton? Out of 421 thrown? That's one pick every sixty throws?
Now, Jacory Harris was known for throwing interceptions. In his best year, 2008, he threw 7, but that was out of 194 throws!
In what I guess was his best year, 2011, Jacory was picked 9 times, but that was out of only 300 throws.
By contrast, Morris has never thrown for double-digit interceptions, but Harris did. Morris' worst year was his worst, when he threw 9 interceptions, but he was green and has improved greatly.
For Morris to throw a "ton" of interceptions, he would have to regress significantly. What makes you think that is likely?
Last year, I understand that Golden asked Fisch to open up the offense and score more, because the defense was weak and he felt that the only way to win was to score as much as possible. Suppose they play better defense in '13, and Morris can rely more on Duke's running and a lower risk passing attack?
I cannot understand your statement, because it is not based on anything he did last year, and suggests you really don't know what you're talking about.
Here's his stats, according to ESPN:
http://espn.go.com/college-football/player/_/id/501142/stephen-morris
