Indiana, Fernando Mendoza and Raiders
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Fernando Mendoza shows strong support for his brother’s transfer, backing his decision to leave Indiana and take the next step elsewhere.
Don't let his humble personality fool you, Fernando Mendoza isn't afraid to be a stern leader on the gridiron. Mendoza was the unquestioned No. 1 quarterback in the 2026 draft class after he led Indiana to a national title.
When Fernando Mendoza completed his grand-slam of an Indiana University football season Thursday night, highlights were shown on the scoreboard of Memorial Stadium where he played out many of his major quarterbacking accomplishments.
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Fernando Mendoza’s ringtone caught everyone’s attention
Fans could see from miles away which team would pick Fernando Mendoza on Day 1 of the 2026 NFL Draft on Thursday, but they had no idea what the call from the Las Vegas Raiders would sound like.
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Carry the torch: Fernando Mendoza on embracing Raiders’ proud Hispanic culture
The Las Vegas Raiders’ latest overall No. 1 pick, Fernando Mendoza, has given his take on the franchise’s history as a player with Hispanic heritage himself. The quarterback has wholeheartedly embraced joining the team by taking pride in its Hispanic culture.
Heisman Trophy winner and new Las Vegas Raiders quarterback Fernando Mendoza has donated $500,000 to help fund research and support programs at the University of Miami Health System for patients who, like his mom, are living with multiple sclerosis, a chronic condition that attacks and damages the body’s nervous system.