Fernando Mendoza shares Tom Brady's advice during Raiders media day
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 8, 2026, 8:25 PM
Last updated Jun 8, 2026
Fernando Mendoza participated in media day for the Las Vegas Raiders on June 8, discussing his transition to the NFL. The rookie quarterback revealed insights from Tom Brady, emphasizing the need for leadership and toughness. Mendoza is preparing for a training camp competition with veteran Kirk Cousins for the starting quarterback role. He expressed satisfaction with his progress and the support he's receiving from Cousins and head coach Klint Kubiak as he adjusts to professional football.
- •Mendoza received guidance from Tom Brady about embodying leadership qualities.
- •He is competing with Kirk Cousins for the starting quarterback position.
- •Mendoza is learning from veterans during high-intensity practices.
- •This media day appearance marks his early acclimation to the NFL.
- •Kirk Cousins has prior experience with coach Klint Kubiak, aiding Mendoza's growth.
- 8:25 PMYahoo Sports — Fernando Mendoza shares Tom Brady's advice: 'Be the most everything'
"Fernando Mendoza is still adjusting to the NFL, but he's leaning on the Raiders' trio of Tom Brady, Kirk Cousins and Klint Kubiak ahead of the season.
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