The former NFL coach is making waves in college football, leaving fans wondering which SEC program could be next.

Gruden's profane emails were uncovered as part of an investigation into the Commanders' hostile workplace environment

A Nevada court has apparently cleared the way for a 2021 lawsuit filed by former Las Vegas Raiders coach Jon Gruden to proceed against Commissioner Roger Goodell and the NFL.

Jon Gruden said he wants the truth to come out about leaked emails after a Nevada Supreme Court ruling allowing his NFL lawsuit to proceed in court.

With Gruden confirming interest in coaching in the SEC, The Athletic recently named six SEC coaches on the hot seat, which could mean six openings to spark Gruden’s interest: There’s still a lot that needs to unfold, but clearly, Gruden is itching for a return to coaching.

Jon Gruden is definitely making a name for himself on the media circuit, currently working for Barstool Sports. But you have to think that he would love to coach again, and the Tennessee Volunteers could be calling his name.

The Nevada Supreme Court ruled that Jon Gruden's lawsuit against the NFL can proceed in a public courtroom, challenging the NFL's attempt to push it into private arbitration.