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Jon Gruden may have found a new niche with Barstool Sports, but are not mistaken where his true passion is.
The Super Bowl winning coach became a media personality again last year when he joined the point of sale, a few years after being ousted from the League after leaks of racist messages and other hatefuls.
Gruden recently expressed his desire to resume training, and in a YouTube video of his visit to the Georgia football team, he said where he has his eyes.
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The head coach of Las Vegas Raiders, Jon Gruden, reacts against the Baltimore ravens during the second half at the alleging stadium. (Kirby Lee-USA today Sport)
“The only reason I really came here [Georgia] This is because I want to train again, “said Gruden.” I am honest with you. I don’t do any bulls either. I still want to train. I would die to train in the dry. I would love it. I would like it. I’ll tell you this. What I know about the dry is that it becomes more difficult. The dry becomes more difficult. They tell me that Texas is dry. They tell me Oklahoma is dry. G – Damn. Texas A&M. “”
Gruden recently revealed that he “works hard to perhaps get one more blow”.
“I hope I’m not finished. I’m about to make a comeback …” he said. “I hope that some of these guys who have fallen from my branch, if you say it this way, they may be involved because I am looking for a job.
Las Vegas Raiders’ head coach Jon Gruden walks on the field before the match against the 49ers of San Francisco in Levi’s Stadium. (Cary Edmondson-USA TODAY SPORTS)
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“I don’t care if I train at Jones Junior High. I’m going to train again. I’m still a coach. I’m not officially in a team, but I have private assignments I work on, and I wear equipment when I watch the games that nobody knows who I shoot.”
Since he was released by Las Vegas raiders in 2021, he was seen with the Saints of New Orleans helping to consult Derek Carr when he was a quarter of the team. He was Also restored At the Ring of Honor of the Buccaneers of Tampa Bay.
As a member of Barstool Sports, he welcomed “Gruden’s QB Class” with incoming quarters before the draft.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers head coach Jon Gruden holds the Vince Lombardi trophy after winning the Super Bowl XXXVIII against the Oakland Raiders at the Qualcomm stadium in San Diego, California, January 26, 2003. (Imagn)
It is not known if he will get another official coaching job in the NFL. It is 117-112 with a Super Bowl title.
