The Las Vegas Raiders have found their first quarterback of the Klint Kubiak era.
They signed Kirk Cousins to a five-year deal, which functions as a one-year contract, hoping the veteran can be a bridge before the projected No. 1 pick, Fernando Mendoza. Mendoza officially isn’t a Raider yet, but it seems only a massive turn of events will stop them from taking him with the No. 1 pick.
As such, Cousins is already excited not only to mentor the Indiana product but also to learn from him.
In an appearance on “Good Morning Football,” Cousins gushed about Mendoza’s back-shoulder throws, adding that he’d like to add them to his repertoire.
Kirk Cousins wants to learn some tricks from Fernando Mendoza
“I was even telling him how much success he had throwing back shoulder at IU, I would like to learn a little bit from him about throwing a good back shoulder,” Cousins said.