Brady Meets Mendoza: Raiders' Offseason Boost

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Tuesday marked a pivotal moment for the Las Vegas Raiders offseason.

Part owner Tom Brady rolled up to their Henderson Nevada facility, right as they kicked off

workouts under new head coach Clint Kubiak.

They also hosted quarterback Fernando Mendoza, who's projected as the number one overall draft

pick for a key pre-draft visit.

These presence stood out, especially alongside Mendoza.

The plan was clear.

Give the seven-time Super Bowl champ time to connect with the young signal caller and

share his wisdom.

Team leaders like General Manager John Spitek and Kubiak have stressed how valuable Brady

will be in developing Mendoza.

It's a hands-on approach to building around a potential franchise quarterback.

Brady joined the Raiders' brass back in January when Mendoza lit Indiana to the National

Championship in Miami, but he skipped the prospects pro-day.

Last week, owner Mark Davis has put Brady and Spitek in charge.

Though Brady's role leans more consultants since he is not in Vegas full-time, his showing

up Tuesday underscores the team's push forward.