Welcome to the team - Fernando Mendoza

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What's the chances that outfit is out of buisness?
 
Nick Walters
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#Raiders No. 1 pick Fernando Mendoza reacts after learning he was named to TIME’s Top 100 most influential people in sports:

“It’s a blessing and it really comes from having a great team, great teammates and great coaches in my last year in college because without them we wouldn’t have won as many games as we did, and without that, you’re not on the list. It’s all a trickle effect and I think I’m happy that I’m back at the bottom of the totem pole. Although it’s great to get reminders of the college career… it’s good to start back from stage 1, level 1, having to work my way back up and get a sense of industriousness to be successful at the next level. But again, it’s a huge blessing… A list with LeBron James and so many others, it’s an incredible honor.”
 
Nick Walters
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Fernando Mendoza on how his transition from Cal to Indiana has helped him adjust to the NFL:

“Honestly having a really rough spring at Indiana — there was a big learning curve — to now, with more experience and having dealt with that transition already, it has been smoother in the fact of learning a new offense, getting new information, learning new teammates… Have a neutral mindset of, ‘I’m learning, I’m growing, this isn’t the Super Bowl today. This day I’m trying to become the best version of myself so I can best serve my teammates down the road.’”
 
ProFootballTalk
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Fernando Mendoza files an application for trademark protection of the term "Nandolorian," setting up a potential fight with Disney/Lucasfilm.


I have a feeling The Mouse ain't going for that. He'd be better served trademarking "Havana Montana" and calling it good.
 
ProFootballTalk
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Fernando Mendoza files an application for trademark protection of the term "Nandolorian," setting up a potential fight with Disney/Lucasfilm.


I have a feeling The Mouse ain't going for that. He'd be better served trademarking "Havana Montana" and calling it good.
What a dummy. :rolleyes:
 
ProFootballTalk
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Fernando Mendoza files an application for trademark protection of the term "Nandolorian," setting up a potential fight with Disney/Lucasfilm.


I have a feeling The Mouse ain't going for that. He'd be better served trademarking "Havana Montana" and calling it good.

Let me talk to Mickey. We will work something out!
 
 
 
 
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