Fernando Mendoza enters the NFL with one of the strongest rookie quarterback profiles in the 2026 draft class, but an NFL analyst believes the Las Vegas Raiders' offensive line could create major challenges.

Las Vegas Raiders rookie quarterback Fernando Mendoza shared images from his Cal graduation ceremony in an <a href=" post on Saturday.

Fernando Mendoza is gearing up for his rookie season with the Las Vegas Raiders after being selected at No. 1 overall in the 2026 NFL draft.

While there's lots of positive buzz around Fernando Mendoza in Vegas, one NFL analyst is sending him a bit of a warning about his chances for the new season.

The trade that fell apart. That was one of the biggest storylines of the NFL offseason, when Maxx Crosby was on the verge of leaving the Las Vegas Raiders for the Baltimore Ravens in exchange for two first-round picks.

The Las Vegas Raiders made one of the biggest moves during the free agent period by signing Tyler Linderbaum. Las Vegas signed Linderbaum to a three-year, $81 million contract, which includes $60 million fully guaranteed and a $20 million signing bonus.

Mendoza is expected to eventually become the team's franchise quarterback, but development takes time in the NFL, even when you're a Heisman Trophy winner.

The Raiders were ranked No. 28 out of all 32 teams in the NFL in ESPN’s FPI rankings for the 2026 season after an offseason of quality moves.

Early in the offseason process for the Las Vegas Raiders, they were receiving calls from multiple teams about the best defensive player in the National Football League, Maxx Crosby. The Raiders wanted to make the decision for both sides, and they had made ...

They went 1-5 last season and 0-6 during the 2024 campaign in games against the Chiefs, Broncos and Chargers. Their one win in that span came against Kansas City in last season's finale when Chris Oladokun and Shane Buechele played quarterback instead of the injured Mahomes.

As it turns out the Raiders actually will have a nationally televised primetime game in 2026... Sort of.

The same thing can be said about Johnson to a lesser degree. He's not as athletic as Stukes, but he also operates as a nickel back/safety hybrid. They'll be the players who hold down the Raiders' secondary in the future, but they can still be complementary pieces now and only serve to make them even better.