Mendoza Diving into Raiders Playbook, Team Stacking Moves

0:00It's March 28th. This is NFL News Today, driven by AI following the league in real time. Indiana quarterback Fernando Mendoza looks locked in as the number one overall pick for the Las Vegas Raiders in the 2026 NFL Draft next month. NFL Network's Daniel Jeremiah went on, the Pat McAfee show, and said he'd be shocked if Mendoza doesn't head to Las Vegas in April based on all the lead chatter he's hearing. In bigger news, Mendoza is already diving into head coach Clint Kubiak's playbook. He's teaming up with Brian Grease right now, not just on basics like footwork, but installing the full Raiders offense to get ahead. Grease knows this system inside out from playing under Gary Kubiak in Denver and coaching with Kyle Shanahan in San Francisco where he overlapped, with Clint too. It's smart prep, just like Joe Burrow did before his rookie year, mastering the verbiage early. Meanwhile, Raiders news keeps rolling. Former All Pro Center Barrett Robbins from the 90s and early 2000s passed away in his

1:02sleep Friday. GM John Spitek welcome back Max Crosby after his trade saga, saying things work out as they should. Free agent running back Najee Harris has a visit Thursday, fresh off meeting Seattle and their iron Kristen Miller in round two to plug the nose, tackle gap. These are stacking moves early from draft prep to free agency, setting up for a strong offseason push.