I think he'll see a football field again, but I have to allow that I'll be surprised if he has a more significant career at this point than, say, Lawrence Phillips. Another bright future thrown away for different, probably even more stupid reasons.
2 full seasons away from football with a questionable level of discipline (I base that on his physical condition as the combine approached this year), I actually think this is going to make him more prone to injury down the road than less. Which is just adding to what is already a huge knock on him in the eyes of many in the NFL.
I wonder sometimes if the Mo saga would have been different had LeBron been from Texas or the like.
It's all a tragic waste in my eyes, but it's his life. The Marine in me thinks maybe a 4 year enlistment would do him good. Get him away from his friends, family and 'advisors', get some discipline, get into top physical condition, and then try to come into the league the way Mike Williams and a few others have. I know that idea would seem absurd to him, and probably to most here, but in a lot of ways I think it would be good for MoC the person, and even for MoC the player. There are units in the Corps that take football very seriously, the battalion that Williams came out of has actually sent a couple guys to the NFL for shots.