The quarterback who broke all of former Vikings quarterback Brett Favre's records at the University of Southern Mississippi was acquired by the Vikings on Monday. Why does that matter? Sean Mannion and Kellen Mond, the current Vikings backups, are unaware.
Mond replied to Chris Tomasson of the St. Paul Pioneer Press, "I truly don't know. "This is business, and the NFL is where anything can happen. So I wouldn't make assumptions because we genuinely don't know.
In the Raiders' preseason opener, Mond displayed strong play. On Saturday against the 49ers, he had trouble.
Mond stated, "I know I still have to go into the game against Denver and perform the way I need to.
Like Mond, Mannion is unaware of the significance of Mullens' coming. One is probably receiving a Water-Pik, while the other will get fired.
Mannion told Tomasson, "I'm here to perform my job. "I'll just go out there and give each rep my all. I believe I had an extremely successful camp. Every time you get onto the field, there are things to work on, but I feel good about what I've been able to do since April. I've never met Nick. When he comes, it will be nice to meet him.
That is if Mannion is still present. With just 80 players allowed on the roster as of Tuesday at 4:00 p.m. ET, there is a good likelihood that Mond or Mannion will be gone. Before the logs are reduced to 53, Mannion will probably draw the short straw because Mond is under a wage-scale deal till 2024.
Login To Leave a Comment