First overall pick Fernando Mendoza signs guaranteed deal with Raiders, who seem to be an 'arrow up' NFL club
Former NFL linebacker Shawne Merriman talks to Fox News Digital about Fernando Mendoza's prospect as Las Vegas Raiders quarterback.
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Raiders sign No. 1 pick Fernando Mendoza to rookie contract - ESPN
HENDERSON, Nev. — First overall pick quarterback Fernando Mendoza signed his rookie contract with the Las Vegas Raiders on Thursday, the team announced.
England edge France 6-4 in chaotic World Cup bronze match
MIAMI: England beat France 6-4 in a chaotic World Cup third-place playoff on Saturday as Kylian Mbappe became the all-time leading scorer in World Cup history. Both teams had higher aspirations at the 2026 tournament but suffered painful semifinal exits — France were outplayed by Spain while England suffered a late collapse against Argentina. Both coaches made multiple changes for the match in the oppressive heat of Miami, with a host of stars on the bench at the start. England boss Thomas Tuchel left out Harry Kane and Jude Bellingham from his starting line-up while Deschamps, stepping down after 14 years at the helm, omitted Bradley Barcola and Ousmane Dembele. Arsenal midfielder Declan Rice put England ahead with a goal from distance in the third minute and Ezri Konsa headed home to make it 2-0. Kylian Mbappe and Michael Olise were a threat as France searched for a way back into the game but they found England’s second-choice goalkeeper Dean Henderson in top form. The game threatened to become embarrassing for France when Bukayo Saka made it 3-0 after a swift break. And it was 4-0 in first-half stoppage time when Saka scored his second goal of the game, celebrated with a fist pump by Tuchel. France coach Didier Deschamps told French TV channel M6 that the first-half display had been “catastrophic,” urging his men to show pride. He made four changes, bringing on Dembele, Dayot Upamecano, Lucas Digne and Barcola and was rewarded almost instantly when Mbappe scored his ninth goal of the tournament to move clear of Lionel Messi at the top of the Golden Boot standings. The game had now totally changed complexion and Barcola pulled another goal back, with Deschamps clenching his fist on the bench. Mbappe then netted his
Kylian Mbappé passes Lionel Messi for career World Cup scoring record with 22 goals
MIAMI GARDENS, Florida: Kylian Mbappé moved past Lionel Messi for the career World Cup scoring record on Saturday, scoring twice for France in the third-place match against England to reach 22 goals. Mbappé has 10 goals in this World Cup, two more than Messi in the race for the Golden Boot, which is awarded to the tournament’s top scorer. France trailed England 4-0 when Mbappé flicked a shot past goalkeeper Dean Henderson in the 48th minute. Then he beat Henderson again with a left-footed strike from about 14 yards in the 66th minute to pass Messi’s career mark of 21 goals. France pulled within 4-3 on Mbappé’s second goal.
Norwegia Vs Inggris: Tim Tiga Singa Menang Pengalaman
Timnas Inggris punya pengalaman lebih baik dari Norwegia hadapi perempatfinal Piala Dunia 2026. Tiga Singa merasakan mentas di perempatfinal di dua edisi sebelumnya.
Declan Rice, Reece James and Marc Guehi miss group training before Norway match
Declan Rice, Reece James and Marc Guehi missed group training as England began preparations for their World Cup quarter-final with Norway.
England's Jordan Henderson undergoes surgery after suffering fracture while celebrating win over Mexico
Fox News' Kellyanne Conway and Tomi Lahren react to sports fans blaming Donald Trump for the USMNT's World Cup ouster by Belgium. They discuss the 'Trump curse' narrative, noting Trump's role in reversing a top player's suspension. Lahren argues the left 'root against America' and perpetually blame Trump for national setbacks and failures.
Tom Brady gives Raiders harsh 'reality' check after the team won only three games in 2025
The Las Vegas Raiders and New York Giants both hired new coaches and made splashes in free agency and the Draft. Colin Cowherd asks who is the ultimate winner of the draft and says that it’s too early to grade selections.