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#3 John Morrison could become an authority figure on RAW while The Miz is out of action
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During his first spell on WWE television back in early 2004, John Morrison appeared under several names, including 'Johnny Nitro'. As an assistant to then-RAW General Manager Eric Bischoff, Nitro worked as a junior authority figure on the brand. The role did not last long, but the man behind the character gained some valuable on-screen experience.
In recent months, former SmackDown superstar Sonya Deville has transitioned from being an in-ring performer to a backstage authority figure. Morrison could pull off a similar switch himself.
Already a seasoned performer in front of the camera, Morrison could offer his services to WWE official Adam Pearce, continually inserting himself into decision-making segments - whether invited or not.
A superstar with great comedic timing and presence, Morrison has all the tools to be a big asset in these scenarios. A guest host role on the weekly RAW Talk post-show is another potential avenue that WWE could explore with him.
Put simply, John Morrison is far too talented not to be used on a regular basis by WWE. Instead of allowing him to get lost in the shuffle while The Miz is out of action, the company can get a lot out of Morrison in a non-wrestling role.
