EAGAN, Minn. (AP) — The Minnesota Vikings didn’t draft Kellen Mond for a roster filler. At some point in the years ahead, the work-in-progress quarterback from Texas A&M will have the opportunity to become the starter.
The job belongs firmly in the hands of the incumbent for now. Kirk Cousins, coming off a career-best 35 touchdown passes last season, said he’s more than willing to be “an open book” when it comes to mentoring Mond.
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“You’re helpful and you’re there and you make yourself available,” Cousins said, describing his general approach to helping the entry-level players at his position.