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Morrah

The oft-injured Morrah appeared in just 27 games during three seasons with the Seahawks, catching 16 passes for 194 yards and no touchdowns. But as an oversized wideout that can play the trendy “move” tight end spot, he’s worth monitoring. The Raiders are in search of tight end help after losing Brandon Myers in free agency.

The Raiders have already signed Tracy Porter and Mike Jenkins this offseason, so Lacey would just be depth. He started nine games for the Lions last season, grading out 63rd among corners in Pro Football Focus’ rankings.

Morrah hauled in nine catches for 117 yards in 15 games last season, but isn’t likely to come close to matching those numbers this season with the Seahawks using their tight ends primarily as blockers. He’s well off the fantasy radar.

Morrah had reportedly been battling a toe injury. Lewis recently had knee surgery. Konz was still recovering from last year’s ACL tear, and Levingston’s injury was not disclosed.

Morrah, 26, was signed in April as a potential “move” tight end. Having missed 37 games over his first four seasons, Morrah was considered a long shot to make the roster. When the team drafted TE Vance McDonald, Morrah became expendable.

Morrah was waived/injured last August with a toe injury and spent the entire season on injured reserve. The Seahawks like him as a field-stretching tight end when healthy, but injuries have certainly been his downfall. He’s appeared in just 27 of a possible 64 games since entering the league as a seventh-round pick in 2009, catching 16 passes for 194 yards.

Morrah has upside as a “move” tight end, but he put little on film through three injury-plagued seasons with the Seahawks. The 49ers are still expected to take a tight end at some point in next week’s draft as they cobble together competition to replace Delanie Walker. Garrett Celek is also on the roster.

Morrah, 26, has missed 37 games over his first four seasons, and he missed the entire 2012 season with a toe injury. Morrah skipped his senior season at Cal and ran a 4.66 forty at the Combine in 2009. He’s more of a receiver than blocker, and has 16 catches for 194 yards over his career.

And the Lions are officially at 75 players. Morrah and Veldman were just camp bodies at tight end, never standing a real chance at making the team.

A 26-year-old journeyman, Morrah has 16 catches for 194 yards in 27 career games played. He’s probably just a practice body for the rest of Lions camp.