Fernando Mendoza discusses Raiders career and business lessons from Brady
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 15, 2026, 5:33 PM
Last updated Jun 15, 2026
Fernando Mendoza, the No. 1 pick of the Raiders, spoke about his transition from college football in a discussion with David Rumsey. He shared insights on learning from Tom Brady, whom he calls a minority owner of the Raiders. Mendoza emphasized his decision to delete social media in favor of strengthening his LinkedIn presence, as well as his partnership with Royal Canin. Additionally, he discussed his philanthropic efforts through the Mendoza Family Fund to combat multiple sclerosis. The conversation highlights Mendoza's approach to branding off the field.
- •Mendoza transitions from college football to the NFL with the Raiders.
- •He learns from Tom Brady, a minority owner of the team.
- •Mendoza deletes social media, focusing on LinkedIn for networking.
- •His partnership with Royal Canin aims to enhance off-field branding.
- •Mendoza raises awareness for MS through the Mendoza Family Fund.
- 5:33 PMYahoo Sports — Fernando Mendoza on Brady and Business
"Fernando Mendoza on life as the Raiders' No. 1 pick, Tom Brady lessons, LinkedIn, and branding off the field.
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