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Fernando Mendoza is tackling one of football's biggest rookie challenges with determination and humility. The Raiders quarterback is learning to take snaps under center for the first time in his career.
A lifelong Lara Croft fan just claimed a world record with 291 Tomb Raider games in her collection. What started as childhood nostalgia turned into a record-breaking passion that helps her cope with a chronic illness.
Las Vegas Raiders star Maxx Crosby is embracing staying home after a blockbuster trade to Baltimore collapsed over medical concerns. The defensive end, recovering ahead of schedule from knee surgery, posted a defiant message declaring his commitment to the Silver and Black.
The Las Vegas Raiders opened their season with a complete 27-13 victory over Miami, showing dramatic improvement from last year's struggles. Under new head coach Klint Kubiak, the team dominated in all three phases for the first time in years.
Pro Football Hall of Famer Tom Flores gave his blessing for first overall pick Fernando Mendoza to wear his legendary No. 15 jersey. The heartwarming moment shows how the Raiders family welcomes its future quarterback with open arms.
Fernando Mendoza, the Indiana quarterback who won a Heisman Trophy and national championship in one unforgettable season, just became the Las Vegas Raiders' first overall pick in the 2026 NFL Draft. The kid who once doubted he'd be drafted high is now tasked with reviving one of football's most storied franchises.
The Las Vegas Raiders hosted a 12-hour CPR training event, aiming to break the world record by teaching over 3,320 fans lifesaving skills. Whether they break the record or not, they're creating a community ready to save lives.
The Las Vegas Raiders will host 5,000 people at Allegiant Stadium on June 13 to attempt breaking the Guinness World Record for most CPR training sessions in 12 hours. The event combines community spirit with teaching a skill that saves lives.
The Las Vegas Raiders made history by selecting quarterback Fernando Mendoza as the first overall pick in the 2026 NFL Draft. This milestone moment launches the young athlete into professional football's biggest stage.
The Las Vegas Raiders' Silver & Black Gala raised $2.5 million for mental health services across Nevada, marking the third year of an event that's changing how communities talk about mental wellness. Former player Carl Nassib and broadcaster Jay Glazer received awards for their mental health advocacy.
Fernando Mendoza's formal greeting to announcer Joe Buck during a live ESPN interview has the NFL falling in love with the Raiders' refreshingly wholesome personality. The No. 1 overall pick keeps making headlines for his endearing manners.
Las Vegas Raiders quarterbacks Kirk Cousins and Fernando Mendoza are building a strong mentorship rooted in football wisdom and shared Christian faith. The veteran and rookie's relationship shows how NFL teams can balance competition with genuine support.
The Racine Raiders completed an undefeated season with a thrilling 48-yard field goal to clinch their third league championship in four years. This Wisconsin semi-pro team is proving that hometown dedication and tight-knit teamwork can create a dynasty.
The new number one NFL draft pick skipped the glitzy Pittsburgh ceremony to celebrate at home with his mother, who lives with multiple sclerosis. His choice speaks volumes about what matters most.
The NFL's greatest quarterback just promised to push the next generation's top talent to excellence. Fernando Mendoza, who led Indiana to an undefeated championship season, will learn from Tom Brady if the Raiders draft him first overall.
Seven-time Super Bowl champion Tom Brady delivered a heartfelt congratulations to incoming NFL rookies while promising tough-love mentorship to the Raiders' new quarterback. The legendary player turned minority owner is using his platform to help the next generation succeed.
Las Vegas Raiders quarterback Fernando Mendoza just donated half a million dollars to multiple sclerosis research in honor of his mother. The 22-year-old's gift will fund stem cell research at the University of Miami Health System. #
Fernando Mendoza walked across the stage at Cal's MBA commencement to receive his undergraduate degree, drawing massive cheers from a crowd that had no idea the Las Vegas Raiders' No. 1 draft pick would be there. The quarterback juggled two degrees at two schools while leading Indiana to a national championship.
Hundreds cycled through CPR training Saturday as the Las Vegas Raiders and Intermountain Health led a 12-hour world record attempt that could put lifesaving skills in thousands of hands. The event targeted a Guinness World Record while addressing a stark reality: only 10 percent of cardiac arrest victims survive.
The Las Vegas Raiders and Intermountain Health are hosting a 12-hour CPR training event at Allegiant Stadium this Saturday, where 5,000 people will attempt to break a Guinness World Record. The massive community effort aims to teach lifesaving skills that can triple cardiac arrest survival rates. #
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