Fernando Mendoza Welcome To Las Vegas

[Sold My Soul]

Call your shot....or add your own.

Dante Moore:

https://www.nfldraftbuzz.com/Player/Dante-Moore-QB-UCLA

Fernando Mendoza:

https://www.nfldraftbuzz.com/Player/Fer ... California

May the football godz look kindly down upon the feeble and inept.

[raidersince63]

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Wow...Have not seen one of those projectors or whatever they're called, since HS.

[mstrbass2000]

Lance and ...git ovah et.



“It was really neat to see JaMarcus. The first time I was in this building was for his NFL Pro Day.”

The veteran coach's post quickly grabbed attention. Fans, however, were not too nice to Kiffin and Russell.

“Biggest bust in NFL history. Congrats, LSU!” said @BigCountryTakes

f[raiders_icon]ck jbust pos set us back 5+ yrs on his own

al went loopy and picked this dufus over a generational talent and no brainer pick, then draft after draft after that went chasing players cause of the f[raiders_icon]ck up, we got dem hands bad, mcchickenlegs over chris johnson

[mstrbass2000]

[GoodTimeCharlie]

Alright Sherlocks, what are we lookin’ at here? Spytek looks to have himself a beer hiding behind a whiskey/scotch, but what is Mendo imbibing?

[mstrbass2000]

vodka on the rocks, tequila ???

[Jeevo]

An almost empty rum and coke and two straight 6oz tequilas.

[raidersince63]

It's Kool-Aid, damnit.

[KillerRaider30]

Mendo a vodka beer and water.
Spy and scotch and beer.
Its a start^

In 1979, Raiders coach Tom Flores assigned quarterback Ken Stabler to room with the notoriously wild defensive end John "Tooz" Matuszak to keep him out of trouble, effectively making Stabler the
"keeper of the Tooz".

The pairing aimed to move Matuszak out of his car and manage his chaotic party lifestyle, often requiring Stabler to manage him.

Coach Tom Flores, concerned about Matuszak’s off-field behavior and instability, asked Stabler to move in with him to act as a chaperone.

Matuszak was known for severe partying and wild behavior, needing supervision to ensure he was prepared for Sunday games.

Other accounts suggest various teammates, including staff or veterans, were tasked with keeping Matuszak in line as well.

By Ken Stabler's own admission, assigning him to "watch" John Matuszak was like "pouring gasoline on a fire".

While the official goal was to keep "The Tooz" in line, Stabler was a legendary partier himself, leading to several famous stories:

Birds of a Feather: Stabler described his Raiders teammates as "birds of a feather"—free-spirited guys who "ran together" both on and off the field.


When Coach Tom Flores had Matuszak move into Stabler’s condo to get him out of the trunk of his car,
the snakes fridge was famously stocked primarily with Cheez Whiz, bagels, and Crown Royal.


Failed Supervision: Stabler didn't last long as Matuszak's chaperone and eventually moved back to his girlfriend's place because the lifestyle was too chaotic even for him.

I hope Mendoza's a bit of a party'r.
His Coach Cignetti reiterate over and over after ever win, when asked whats next, replied, have a beer.

A team that parts together wins together. Look at the 86 Mets.
LFG

[SkullCrusher]

Wow...Have not seen one of those projectors or whatever they're called, since HS.

I haven't seen one since high school since Al.

[RickRyb]

Mendo a vodka beer and water.
Spy and scotch and beer.
Its a start^

In 1979, Raiders coach Tom Flores assigned quarterback Ken Stabler to room with the notoriously wild defensive end John "Tooz" Matuszak to keep him out of trouble, effectively making Stabler the
"keeper of the Tooz".

The pairing aimed to move Matuszak out of his car and manage his chaotic party lifestyle, often requiring Stabler to manage him.

Coach Tom Flores, concerned about Matuszak’s off-field behavior and instability, asked Stabler to move in with him to act as a chaperone.

Matuszak was known for severe partying and wild behavior, needing supervision to ensure he was prepared for Sunday games.

Other accounts suggest various teammates, including staff or veterans, were tasked with keeping Matuszak in line as well.

By Ken Stabler's own admission, assigning him to "watch" John Matuszak was like "pouring gasoline on a fire".

While the official goal was to keep "The Tooz" in line, Stabler was a legendary partier himself, leading to several famous stories:

Birds of a Feather: Stabler described his Raiders teammates as "birds of a feather"—free-spirited guys who "ran together" both on and off the field.


When Coach Tom Flores had Matuszak move into Stabler’s condo to get him out of the trunk of his car,
the snakes fridge was famously stocked primarily with Cheez Whiz, bagels, and Crown Royal.


Failed Supervision: Stabler didn't last long as Matuszak's chaperone and eventually moved back to his girlfriend's place because the lifestyle was too chaotic even for him.

I hope Mendoza's a bit of a party'r.
His Coach Cignetti reiterate over and over after ever win, when asked whats next, replied, have a beer.

A team that parts together wins together. Look at the 86 Mets.
LFG

Wasn't Matuszak out on the streets at 2am in New Orleans before the Super Bowl against Philadelphia? I believe he said he was out making sure none of his team mates were out. Vermiel stated he would've sent him home.

[KillerRaider30]

Wasn't Matuszak out on the streets at 2am in New Orleans before the Super Bowl against Philadelphia? I believe he said he was out making sure none of his team mates were out. Vermiel stated he would've sent him home.

Yes he was in charge of making sure the players weren't up to no good.

[mstrbass2000]

Mendo a vodka beer and water.
Spy and scotch and beer.
Its a start^

In 1979, Raiders coach Tom Flores assigned quarterback Ken Stabler to room with the notoriously wild defensive end John "Tooz" Matuszak to keep him out of trouble, effectively making Stabler the
"keeper of the Tooz".

The pairing aimed to move Matuszak out of his car and manage his chaotic party lifestyle, often requiring Stabler to manage him.

Coach Tom Flores, concerned about Matuszak’s off-field behavior and instability, asked Stabler to move in with him to act as a chaperone.

Matuszak was known for severe partying and wild behavior, needing supervision to ensure he was prepared for Sunday games.

Other accounts suggest various teammates, including staff or veterans, were tasked with keeping Matuszak in line as well.

By Ken Stabler's own admission, assigning him to "watch" John Matuszak was like "pouring gasoline on a fire".

While the official goal was to keep "The Tooz" in line, Stabler was a legendary partier himself, leading to several famous stories:

Birds of a Feather: Stabler described his Raiders teammates as "birds of a feather"—free-spirited guys who "ran together" both on and off the field.


When Coach Tom Flores had Matuszak move into Stabler’s condo to get him out of the trunk of his car,
the snakes fridge was famously stocked primarily with Cheez Whiz, bagels, and Crown Royal.


Failed Supervision: Stabler didn't last long as Matuszak's chaperone and eventually moved back to his girlfriend's place because the lifestyle was too chaotic even for him.

I hope Mendoza's a bit of a party'r.
His Coach Cignetti reiterate over and over after ever win, when asked whats next, replied, have a beer.

A team that parts together wins together. Look at the 86 Mets.
LFG

a long time ago when the raiders were great...the stories,the memories ...the legends

[Attyla]

I haven't seen one since high school since Al.

I have again requested the opportunity to buy that projector from the team. I am sure they still have it. I need that and the buried ball for my collection. I tried to get the bowl they had in the locker room with amphetamines but I believe that has been lost to time. I just want the bowl though, not the residue.

[Xramfan]

I have again requested the opportunity to buy that projector from the team. I am sure they still have it. I need that and the buried ball for my collection. I tried to get the bowl they had in the locker room with amphetamines but I believe that has been lost to time. I just want the bowl though, not the residue.

Authentic or not those would make great Raider party and tailgate props

[Cruisin with Tooz]

Id like to have the locker room signs. Rule #1: Cheating is encouraged. Rule #2: See rule #1. And "If youre not cheating, youre not trying hard enough."