The Raiders' offense has several uncertainties, including an unproven offensive line and a lack of a clear No. 1 wide receiver. A rookie may also start at running back. Despite these challenges, the team is considering starting a first-year quarterback, Fernando Mendoza, who was drafted first overall.

The decision to start Mendoza will be based on his individual play, rather than the performance of the offense as a whole. This approach suggests that the team is focused on evaluating Mendoza's abilities, regardless of the surrounding circumstances.

Further details on the Raiders' plans for Mendoza and the upcoming season are available from the source.