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Raiders select Mendoza first in draft
The 2026 NFL Draft opened in Pittsburgh with the Las Vegas Raiders selecting standout quarterback Fernando Mendoza as the top overall pick.
Mendoza's journey from an overlooked recruit to the cornerstone of a professional franchise was celebrated at his family home in Miami.
Minority owner Tom Brady welcomed the new signal-caller, who is expected to start immediately for a team that hasn't won a playoff game since 2002.
The selection marks a pivotal moment for the Raiders as they attempt to end decades of inconsistency at the quarterback position.
Las Vegas Raiders
National Football League franchise in Las Vegas, Nevada
National Football League franchise in Las Vegas, Nevada
National Football League draft
Annual three-day event determining player selections for NFL teams
Annual three-day event determining player selections for NFL teams
Tom Brady
American football player (born 1977)
American football player (born 1977)
Indiana University – Purdue University Indianapolis
Defunct Indianapolis campus of Indiana University which included two Purdue University schools
Defunct Indianapolis campus of Indiana University which included two Purdue University schools