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Fernando Mendoza NFL Projections

Fernando Mendoza is a quarterback for the Las Vegas Raiders, projected for their Week 10 matchup against Seattle Seahawks. EdgeRanked tracks the passing, rushing and fantasy outlook for this matchup using its NFL simulation model.

Week 10· Latest simulation ·14 upcoming · 0 live · 0 final
QB · Las Vegas Raiders

LV vs SEA · Sun, Nov 15 · 4:05 PM EST

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SEA @ LV

Updated pregame projection

Seattle Seahawks at Las Vegas Raiders ·

SEA21.9
LV23.4
TOTAL45.3

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Made before this week’s official injury report; player availability may still change.

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