AP

College players usually wait until January to decide whether they’ll forgo their remaining NCAA eligibility to enter the NFL draft. UCLA quarterback Brett Hundley, however, appears to have his mind made up.

Hundley told Jim Rome that there’s a “really high” chance that he will leave UCLA and enter the 2015 NFL draft.

“The conversation keeps coming up,” Hundley said. “I’ve got my degree. I’ve done everything I wanted to do here. I’ve left something really, truly great, and I feel good.”

The 21-year-old Hundley, who redshirted in 2011 and has now been UCLA’s starter for three seasons, has a great deal of talent and might have been a first-round draft pick if he had entered the draft last year. At 6-foot-3 and 227 pounds, he has NFL size, he’s a good athlete and he has a strong arm.

There are, however, questions about Hundley’s accuracy and decision making, and he is probably at best the third quarterback prospect in next year’s draft, behind Oregon’s Marcus Mariota and Florida State’s Jameis Winston. Those questions aside, however, this seems like the right move. When the choice is between making millions in the NFL next year or risking injury while spending another year as an amateur, the decision is easy.