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Kirk Cousins sends message to Fernando Mendoza as following Raiders trade

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Following the Raiders trade that sent Kirk Cousins to the Vikings, he offered a message of support for his now former teammate Fernando Mendoza.

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  1. Sports IllustratedRaiders QB Fernando Mendoza Opens Up About His New OpportunityRaiders quarterback Fernando Mendoza opens up about seizing his new opportunity as Vegas’s franchise QB and what it means for the team.
  2. NY PostFernando Mendoza reminds everyone Kirk Cousins is still alive and wellRaiders rookie Fernando Mendoza thanked Kirk Cousins for his mentorship as he prepares for his first NFL start against Seattle.
  3. The Athletic(subscription required)Kirk Cousins sees return to Vikings, following trade from Raiders, as unfinished businessCousins has overcome plenty of obstacles to find success as an NFL quarterback. Back with the Vikings, he's hoping to save their season.
  4. Fox NewsRaiders GM says Fernando Mendoza 'passed every test' to earn starting job after Kirk Cousins tradeFernando Mendoza will make his first career start Sunday against the Seattle Seahawks after the Las Vegas Raiders traded Kirk Cousins to Minnesota.
  5. Yahoo SportsKirk Cousins sends message to Fernando Mendoza as following Raiders tradeFollowing the Raiders trade that sent Kirk Cousins to the Vikings, he offered a message of support for his now former teammate Fernando Mendoza.
  6. EssentiallySports“Go Get Em”: Kirk Cousins Bids Goodbye to Fernando Mendoza & Raiders After Blockbuster Trade to VikingsNovember 10 has been marked off the calendar, and trades are done and dusted. One of the players who has found a new home is former Las Vegas Raiders quarterback Kirk Cousins. Initially signed up to hold down the fort for them until rookie Fernando Mendoza gets up to speed, the Raiders might have been