Fernando Mendoza did something ESPN analyst 'never saw' before at electric Pro Day
New York Post • • sports
Key Points:
- Indiana quarterback Fernando Mendoza impressed scouts and analysts at his Pro Day, showcasing exceptional preparation by calling out each receiver and route before every throw.
- ESPN analyst Louis Riddick highlighted Mendoza's unique approach, emphasizing how this level of precision and collaboration with teammates is rare and caught the attention of NFL executives.
- Raiders general manager John Spytek and likely future head coach Klint Kubiak attended the Pro Day, signaling strong interest in Mendoza as the expected No. 1 overall draft pick.
- Mendoza completed 53 of 56 passes during the workout, demonstrating accuracy and consistency after skipping the NFL Combine.
- With the Raiders holding the first pick in the upcoming draft, Mendoza is widely anticipated to be their top selection, following his leadership in Indiana’s national championship victory.
