Indiana QB Fernando Mendoza owned his role in the team’s uneven offense during Saturday’s 27-14 win over Old Dominion, even taking a moment to personally apologize to WR Omar Cooper Jr. for a misfired pass. And his accountability matches his on-field talent. Recently, CBS Sports’ Mike Renner projected Mendoza as a potential No. 1 overall pick in the 2026 NFL Draft, highlighting his strong arm, quick decision-making, and pinpoint accuracy: skills that could make him an ideal fit for the Cleveland Browns’ offense.

Who are Fernando Mendoza’s parents?

Fernando Mendoza’s rise from Miami’s streets to the football spotlight is all about grit, heart, and family. He found his spark at 11, watching Tom Brady command the field. But the early days weren’t easy; he started third-string on his

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