There are only 10 men in the history of the game of football that have won the prestigious Heisman Trophy that have gone on to be inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame.

Of those “Perfect 10,” Al Davis drafted three of them: Marcus Allen in 1982, Tim Brown in 1988 and Charles Woodson in 1998.

While this trio of legends carved vastly different paths to winning their Heisman Trophy, there was no difference in the immense amount of pressure placed upon them when entering the NFL.

Now with Al’s son Mark Davis at the helm, he drafts his first Heisman Trophy winner while being the majority owner of the Raiders: Indiana’s Fernando Mendoza, who dares to bring more than a bronze trophy with him to Las Vegas.