Kellen Mond is optimistic about his training with 49ers today due to…

Kellen Mond is currently without employment, but he’s optimistic that his participation in the 49ers’ local pro day on Wednesday could lead to an opportunity. Mond, along with three other experienced players, took part in the session.

He explained to reporters that his agent informed him of the opportunity just a few days prior, and since he was already familiar with the system from his time with former 49ers passing game coordinator Klint Kubiak during his rookie year with the Vikings, he saw it as a good chance to showcase his skills. While the 49ers currently have Brock Purdy, Joshua Dobbs, and Brandon Allen as quarterbacks, they may consider adding another.

Mond, who was drafted 66th overall by the Vikings in 2021 and later joined the Browns after being cut, spent the last season on the Colts’ practice squad. Despite having played only one game and attempting three passes in his career, Mond believes his mechanics have improved since entering the NFL.

He emphasized the importance of seizing opportunities to demonstrate his ability to grasp playbooks, operate effectively, and showcase accuracy and anticipation, even when throwing to unfamiliar receivers.