When it comes to the Las Vegas Raiders’ hunt for a new head coach, a lot of names have been and will be mentioned. In actuality, Jon Gruden, a candidate, is said to be the last full-time employee.
If the NFL would permit it, Raiders owner Mark Davis would seize the chance to re-hire Gruden, according to Hondo Carpenter of Sports Illustrated.
On the “Las Vegas Raiders Insider Podcast,” Carpenter stated, “I’m going to tell you there are a lot of people who feel that Mark Davis… the person he trusts the most [in the NFL] is Jon Gruden and would love to bring him back.”” “Several people in the league have told me that if Jon is willing to drop his lawsuit [against
When it comes to the Las Vegas Raiders’ hunt for a new head coach, a lot of names have been and will be mentioned. In actuality, Jon Gruden, a candidate, is said to be the last full-time employee.
If the NFL would permit it, Raiders owner Mark Davis would seize the chance to re-hire Gruden, according to Hondo Carpenter of Sports Illustrated.
On the “Las Vegas Raiders Insider Podcast,” Carpenter stated, “I’m going to tell you there are a lot of people who feel that Mark Davis… the person he trusts the most [in the NFL] is Jon Gruden and would love to bring him back.”” “Several people in the league have told me that if Jon is willing to drop his lawsuit [against
No Longer offensive, Guru
A big reason why Gruden has been a coveted head coach candidate throughout his career is that he’s been considered an “offensive guru.” However, that’s not really the case anymore.
In the four seasons during his second stint with the Raiders, the team only ranked in the top half of the league for points scored once. They ranked 28th, 24th, 10th and 18th, respectively, as the game has passed the 60-year-old former coach by to a certain degree.
