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Fernando Mendoza shared the moment of being selected first overall in the NFL Draft with his family from home on Thursday night. He was seen hugging his family, including his mother Elsa Mendoza, in a ...

The block around Fernando Mendoza’s home in Coral Gables, Florida was roped off by early afternoon on Thursday and the roast pig – a lechon asado to Cubans like the Mendozas – was in the Caja China ...

Thursday’s NFL draft won’t have the star attraction present for the first time since 2021 — and Fernando Mendoza revealed why he is spurning the opportunity for a photoshoot with Roger Goodell in ...

Not everybody's mother fuels their purpose while providing the foundation for his or her best attribute. For Las Vegas Raiders quarterback Fernando Mendoza, taken first overall in the 2026 NFL Draft, ...

Desperately wanting Indiana quarterback Fernando Mendoza in attendance during the first round of Thursday night's 2026 NFL Draft, league officials sought Peyton Manning's help to make it happen.

Fernando Mendoza was picked first overall in the 2026 NFL Draft by the Las Vegas Raiders. Mendoza celebrated from home in South Florida with friends and family. He's now the fourth quarterback to win ...

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 ...

Where did Fernando Mendoza go to college? Fernando Mendoza, a native of Miami, Florida attended California out of high school. Per 247Sports, Mendoza signed with Cal over other offers that included ...

Fernando Mendoza was selected as the No. 1 overall pick in the 2026 NFL Draft by the Las Vegas Raiders. Mendoza led Indiana to a 16-0 season, a national championship, and became the program's first ...

Fernando Mendoza’s parents, Elsa and Fernando Mendoza Sr., have witnessed a lot of football history recently thanks to their favorite quarterback. Fernando’s name is expected to be called shortly ...

A strict wage scale has curbed deals for rookies, but thanks to a salary-cap spike, the former Indiana quarterback should finally exceed the $50 million mark from 16 years ago—and he’ll have company.