Fernando Mendoza, the star quarterback from the Indiana Hoosiers, is a leading candidate for the No. 1 overall pick in the upcoming NFL Draft scheduled for April 23-25 in Pittsburgh. In a recent interview, Mendoza revealed that he is currently single, stating, “I don’t have time for a girlfriend. Girls are very distracting.” This decision reflects his commitment to football, as he has stripped down his daily routine to eliminate distractions, even deleting most apps from his phone. Mendoza's focus has paid off, leading Indiana to a 16-0 record and its first national championship, while also earning the prestigious Heisman Trophy. Despite the Raiders' interest in selecting him, general manager John Spytek noted that the team is still weighing options, including potential trades for the top pick. Mendoza's future with the team remains uncertain, as they have veteran quarterbacks Kirk Cousins and Aidan O'Connell on the roster, and the team is open to easing a rookie into the starting role.