Fernando Mendoza throws pick-six, leads Raiders to three points
📍 Where it landed
The coverage faded after the preseason matchup in which Fernando Mendoza threw a pick‑six that helped set an early deficit, but the Raiders rallied to secure a 22‑20 win over the Texans. Analysts highlighted Mendoza’s growing pains, lessons learned and his promising throwing motion, while the team moved past the early mistake.
Epilogue added 1h ago, after coverage quieted.
The reporting (11)
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Fernando Mendoza throws pick-six in second NFL game as Raiders rookie faces growing pains Fox News · 57d ago broke it first
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