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Raiders' QB Search: Peach Bowl Showdown
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The Las Vegas Raiders, holding the top draft pick, are eagerly watching the Peach Bowl semifinal between Heisman winner Fernando Mendoza and Dante Moore. This game offers a crucial opportunity for the Raiders to scout these quarterback prospects head-to-head. Mendoza is likely to declare for the draft, while Moores decision may depend on his performance. The Raiders will evaluate both players, with Fridays game carrying significant weight due to the national championship spotlight. The outcome could potentially determine the future quarterback of the Raiders.
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