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Raiders make Fernando Mendoza top pick in 2026 NFL Draft

Fernando Mendoza Aced the NFL’s Toughest Job Interview—and He’s About to Be the No. 1 Pick

Even as Fernando Mendoza rose to superstardom as a Heisman Trophy winner, a national champion and the top quarterback in the country at Indiana, he didn’t act anything like a jock who was about to mak...

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Raiders take Indiana QB Fernando Mendoza No. 1 in the 2026 NFL Draft

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What Tom Brady sent Fernando Mendoza after Raiders made No. 1 pick in NFL Draft

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QB Fernando Mendoza, edge rusher David Bailey, running back Jeremiyah Love go 1-2-3 in the NFL draft

Fernando Mendoza’s journey from overlooked two-star recruit to the top of the NFL draft is complete after the Las Vegas Raiders took him with the first pick Thursday night.

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Raiders take Mendoza with first pick of NFL Draft

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Raiders draft Fernando Mendoza No. 1: The pick that must end decades of draft failure

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NFL teams are almost on the clock as draft night in the Steel City has arrived

Fernando Mendoza, the Heisman Trophy winner who quarterbacked Indiana to its first national title, is the consensus favorite for the Raiders.

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Indiana’s Fernando Mendoza selected No. 1 overall by Las Vegas Raiders in NFL Draft

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NFL Draft Guide: Fernando Mendoza is likely No. 1 pick, after that things get interesting

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McDonald's CEO blasted again for bite of McNugget during WSJ interview

During a recent interview with The Wall Street Journal, McDonald’s CEO Chris Kempczinski bit into a McNugget on camera. The internet isn't satisfied.

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Whitehouse calls on Alito for info on ‘improper’ WSJ interview

Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse (D-R.I.), a top Senate Judiciary Committee member, is calling on Justice Samuel Alito to provide information about an interview he gave The Wall Street Journal on Supreme Court ethics, a request that comes after Alito declined to ...

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Trump warns Iran he could strike 'every power plant,' in WSJ interview

WASHINGTON—President Trump threatened to destroy all of Iran’s power plants if the country’s leaders don’t agree to reopen the Strait of Hormuz by Tuesday evening, ratcheting up pressure on Tehran. “If they don’t come through, if they want to ...