RAIDERS SQUAD SHOW: Jon SPYTEK + Klint KUBIAK talk Las Vegas Raiders Future at NFL Annual Meeting

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🗓️ 1 April 2026

⏱️ 60 minutes

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The Las Vegas Raiders are making noise at the NFL Annual Meeting as Jon Spytek speaks to the media about the team’s draft strategy, the future of Maxx Crosby, and rising QB prospect Fernando Mendoza ahead of his pro day. On this episode of the Raiders Squad Show, Lincoln Kennedy, Q Myers, and Shantelle Chand break down Spytek’s comments and what they could mean for the Raiders’ 2026 NFL Draft plans. Plus, Daniel Jeremiah shares insight on Mendoza and Simpson during an appearance on The Pat McAfee Show—is Mendoza really a franchise QB option for Vegas? The crew also debates whether Michael Mayer could be on the trade block, which Raiders players hold the most value, and which young receivers could thrive in Klint Kubiak’s offensive system. Tap in for full analysis, bold takes, and live reactions—plus your questions answered!

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0:00.0	Hey, what's up, Raider Nation?
0:02.1	We're back.
0:02.9	And listen, the Raiders are pretty much the hot topic right now at the NFL annual meeting.
0:09.3	We're going to get into everything that Clint Kubiak said and also John Spitech.
0:15.1	Raider Nation, what's happening?
0:16.6	All eyes are on Fernando Mendoza, him in Indiana, have the pro day today,
0:21.0	and everybody and their mom is there.
0:23.3	We'll talk about it on the squad show.
0:24.6	Let's get it.
0:25.6	Raider Nation, it's time.
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0:45.0	The Raiders squad show starts now.
0:50.2	A little bit of a cue solo because it is the first of the month, Q.
0:53.7	I know you love to do the month. Wake up, wake up, wake up. it is the first of the month, Q. I know you love to do the month.
0:56.0	Wake up.
0:56.6	Wake up.
0:57.1	It's the first of the month. Yeah, we got to salute the hood holiday, man. Sometimes I get caught slipping and I don't do it, but I got to represent. It's only 12 opportunities you get a year. And so we got to do it at least once. So there you go. Shout out. Yeah, I know. It sets the vibe of the show. And we just want to say thanks so much for rocking out with us if you like the content make sure to hit that like and subscribe button we're also on the audio side wherever you find your shows podcast you can get that apple podcast Spotify we're there too so you know if you got a couple of minutes leave a raven review give us a five star because why wouldn't you it's raider nation we're We're all fam here. Also, keep in mind in that final segment, we are going to be taking some of your questions and comments. So please get them into the chat if you are watching this on YouTube. If you're listening to this, you can always hit us up at a later time and you may be able to get your question or comments on another episode. Also keep in mind that this is the number one sports
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