He kind of reminds me of Daniel Jones in that he’s athletic, has enough arm, and is willing to attempt to fit the ball into tight spaces, but he’s going to be turnover prone, and I just don’t see enough ability to read the field for him to be a franchise quarterback. I think the third round is a totally fitting spot for him to be selected. There is just no “Wow” factor to his game. Final ThoughtsĪs you can probably tell, I’m not in love with Mond. I guess, if he can make a habit of his first option being wide open, he’s set. He threw one 50 yard pass, but he threw it 20 yards after staring down the receiver the entire play and the receiver kept running because nobody ever came near him.
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There is zip on his passes so arm strength isn’t the issue, but they just stayed underneath the entire game. I don’t know if it was a gameplan that feared the Alabama secondary or Mond not willing to pull the trigger. But I would have liked to see him attack Alabama down the field as I didn’t see a single pass that I would consider a deep throw. Something that I liked out of his intermediary game was that he doesn’t fear tight coverage as he always seems willing to try to sling the ball in there. It’s not a perfect throw that leads the back, but it’s a quick decision that shows good awareness. He scans down the field and doesn’t see anything, feels the pressure coming and just flings the ball out to the flat, with nothing more than a glance in that direction since he knows that his receiver will be open. This play isn’t going to flash for most, but this shows a good understanding by Mond. I mean, there’s a reason football teams don’t run the slow slant. Still, it is a really bad idea to pump fake on the quick slant. But somehow, the ball goes through the defender’s phantasmic body and he completes the pass. This is a real bad throw, and if Alabama wasn’t apparently playing a ghost at safety, it would have been an interception. One thing I will give him is that the rigidness gives him good body control as he is able to deliver a really nice throw on the slant with pressure coming on him fast. I don’t love it, but I’m also not willing to say that it will be a huge obstacle in his path to success. Now, with that robotic movement, I will say that he seemed like a coil ready to spring into action at any moment. He was very rigid in everything he did, and he never looked smooth or in a rhythm. One of the more surprising things when looking at his tape was despite what most people would consider a good athlete, he seemed very robotic in his movements. He ran a very good (fake) 40 time, but even if that number isn’t reliable, the guy can definitely run. I expected to see his athleticism utilized more when watching him. I took a look at his game against Alabama, because even though Alabama didn’t have their normal annihilate-the-world defense this past season, there was plenty of NFL talent to play against, and that’s important in determining whether a guy’s skillset can translate to the next level. So it’s not too surprising that he lasted until the third round when the Minnesota Vikings selected him with the 66th overall selection. Others didn’t have him in their top 10 and saw him as nothing more than a late-round flyer. Some people had him in their top 5 quarterbacks in the draft with a chance of justifying a first round pick. Kellen Mond was a quarterback with varying levels of excitement going into the 2021 NFL Draft. Can be disjointed by enemies and allies.Kellen Mond Scouting Report Against Alabama.Blocked upon impact, as primary and secondary target, therefore, Abaddon still loses health.The self damage pierces spell immunity.Cannot be cast on spell immune enemies.* The following abilities turn the target hidden: Assimilate, Astral Imprisonment, Disruption, Doppelganger, Enchant Remnant, Infest, Manta Style, Mirror Image, Phantasm, Phase Shift, Primal Split, Snowball and Tricks of the Trade. The self-damage stays the same, regardless of how many targets got coiled.However, invisible targets instantly disjoint it. Also targets units inside the fog of war and invisible units.The targeting reticule must be centered over an enemy unit. The Abaddon: +400 AoE Mist Coil talent adds a 375 radius to this spell.If the target ally turns hidden * before projectile impact, it still gets healed by it.That means that if Abaddon simultaneously kills an unit and denies himself, he does not get the experience. The self damage is applied instantly upon cast.
Abaddon cannot deny himself with this ability.Additional Information A mysterious vapor from the Font of Avernus now infuses the breath of Abaddon, who releases it at will.
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