While Gruden awaits his "due process," he has been content to study game film in his offices and mentor college and NFL quarterbacks who reach out for guidance. He's also preparing to become a head coach again -- and the college game has captured his interest.

It's been nearly three years since Jon Gruden's NFL coaching career ended, abruptly and unceremoniously after the systemic and selective release of items from the 650,000 document trove harvested during the investigation of the Washington franchise.

Former NFL head coach Jon Gruden is open to working in the college ranks and might garner some consideration, according to CBS Sports' Brandon

Jon Gruden, who resigned from Raiders after racist, anti-gay emails leaked, said he wants to coach college football.

Jon Gruden ‘s lawsuit against the NFL has not been settled, and a return to the pro coaching ranks before it does remains highly unlikely. In the meantime, the former Raiders head coach is open to a college head coaching opportunity.

The former Las Vegas Raiders head coach is hoping to return to the NFL or college level after a few years away.

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Jon Gruden confirmed he is open to coaching at the college level as he remains exiled from the NFL. Gruden said in a new interview that he would welcome the chance to coach a college team if any were interested.

Despite suing the NFL and Commissioner Roger Goodell, former Las Vegas Raiders head coach Jon Gruden has spent a decent amount of time on an NFL sideline over the last two seasons.