Cameron will need to add to his release package and route-running bag if he's going to climb an NFL depth chart. He projects as a solid depth piece for an NFL roster that would be best suited with a move to the slot (88.7% on the perimeter in college), where he can see more off-coverage and nickel corners that he can better deploy his play strength against. Physical perimeter corners have no issue staying in Cameron's back pocket. His play strength and solid hands help him, as he isn't the best separator, so he's dealing with muddy catch points often. In his final collegiate season, he had only one drop and a 59.3% contested catch rate (27 contested targets). Cameron offers some YAC ability, and with his upper body strength, he can break tackles. He posted 25 missed tackles across his final two collegiate seasons and 6.3 yards after the catch per reception in 2024. He's built like a physical running back and operates as one after the catch.
