The pro days continue now around the NFL's. We're heading into NFL draft territory.

Fernando Mendoza, wow, Raiders, brass. Exactly. So, yeah, I mean, and it's not, it's not surprising at all.

The kid is extremely bright. He has all the physical attributes you want. And yesterday, it looked like he threw the ball really well, was very accurate,

threw like, I think 60 passes. And he just looks the part, man. And he's already immersed

himself, as I'm being told, into the Raiders' West Coast offense that Clint Kubiak's going

to be bringing him to the Raiders. And I think when you see the success that Sam Donald had with Clint Kubiak,

it's an offensive play caller and designer, you know that this kid fits in there perfectly,

absolutely perfectly.

Yeah, they lucked out.

They were a team that wasn't supposed to be as bad as they were, and they were the worst in the league.

This would have been a great person for the Jets to draft and team up with Frank Reich,

and it's infuriating to think that he's going to go to the Raiders,

as I do believe this guy's going to have a very good NFL career,

and it's just someone you want to root for because of his personality and watching

him grow into a superstar and winning that national championship.

And by the way, he's a little bit older and he's already graduated with a finance degree.

Yeah.

I mean, so the kids got the smarts. He's got the respect of his teammates, which means a lot to me. When you watch him and you watch their games and you watch how the coaches, the players all react to him, there's not a selfish bone in this kid's body. Yeah, which is great for the quarterback position. Right. And he wants to be a leader. And he, you know, listen, it's going to be a lot thrown at him. There's no question about it. But I think it was a match made in heaven once they hired Clint Kubiak and they're going to take this kid with the number one pick. It's just absolutely, it's a perfect fit. Now, whether or not the Raiders get out of their, you know, bad drafting habits and hopefully there's enough players around him that he's going to have

some success. And I'm thinking about, you know, they're tight end, they're running back. I mean,

they have some players. The question now is, you know, can they continue to add to that and then

allow him in two years to lead them back to the playoffs? I could see that. Was there a reason for him to even participate in this pro day?

He wants to. He wants to show people that he can play.

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