Will be easy if he keeps throwing those picks.Hard not to like this guy.
Will be easy if he keeps throwing those picks.

He had a pretty nice preseason actually. I'm certainly willing to overlook a few rookie mistakes. He displayed everything I was hoping for. Toughness, intelligence, strong arm, accuracy and a willingness to gamble in lieu of checking down. Again, Manning, Failway and others all had their early issues with picks. Favre too.Will be easy if he keeps throwing those picks.
I’m a fan don’t get me wrong. He needs to clean some things up though.He had a pretty nice preseason actually. I'm certainly willing to overlook a few rookie mistakes. He displayed everything I was hoping for. Toughness, intelligence, strong arm, accuracy and a willingness to gamble in lieu of checking down. Again, Manning, Failway and others all had their early issues with picks. Favre too.
Well I would hope so. Just the fact that we know he will is huge.I’m a fan don’t get me wrong. He needs to clean some things up though.
That’s part of what the team is getting for its $10 million investment in Cousins next year.Sam Warren
@samwarren83
Fernando Mendoza is mimicking Kirk Cousins’ every move—calling plays, breaking fake huddles and detailing his progression from the sidelines as Cousins does it for real.
Mendoza told me he even had to stop himself from mimicking Cousins’ footwork and throws in his first game: he couldn’t tip off the opponent.
“I was so locked in.”
My exclusive for @TheAthletic on how Mendoza is handling the Raiders QB2 job.
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Fernando Mendoza isn’t the Raiders’ starter. Here’s everything he did as a backup in Week 1
The NFL Draft's No. 1 pick is going through a game within the game.www.nytimes.com
I'm told that many of the backups do this. My assumption is in this case, since the Nandolorian was the 1.1 and not starting is that there are camera's on him at all times. They got to talk about something....Sam Warren
@samwarren83
Fernando Mendoza is mimicking Kirk Cousins’ every move—calling plays, breaking fake huddles and detailing his progression from the sidelines as Cousins does it for real.
Mendoza told me he even had to stop himself from mimicking Cousins’ footwork and throws in his first game: he couldn’t tip off the opponent.
“I was so locked in.”
My exclusive for @TheAthletic on how Mendoza is handling the Raiders QB2 job.
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Fernando Mendoza isn’t the Raiders’ starter. Here’s everything he did as a backup in Week 1
The NFL Draft's No. 1 pick is going through a game within the game.www.nytimes.com
