Former Las Vegas Raiders head coach Jon Gruden has been in a battle with the NFL for quite some time. Gruden, in his lawsuit against the NFL, claims that the NFL leaked emails that were damaging to Gruden.

The Nevada Supreme Court returned Jon Gruden’s case to the state’s District Court on Thursday, and the NFL filed two motions seeking the prompt dismissal of the claims. Gruden resigned as coach of the Las Vegas Raiders in October 2021 after the publication of emails he sent years earlier that included racist,

ESPN's Don Van Natta Jr. was the first to report on the development.

The New York Jets have been the worst team in the NFL as the halfway point in the 2025 season quickly approaches, and no one is more disgusted with them

Former NFL head coach Jon Gruden is emerging for a college football head coaching job. Gruden, 62, has been out of coaching since 2021, when he was ousted by the Las Vegas Raiders. The Super Bowl-winning head coach,

Former Gators head coach Steve Spurrier is linking Jon Gruden to the head coaching opening at his former school.

Jon Gruden has expressed interest in a return to coaching, but that doesn't mean the Gators should consider him.

Despite Jon Gruden’s ongoing legal battle with the NFL, commissioner Roger Goodell said he can’t prevent Gruden from coaching in the league again.

Jon Gruden has coached, in some capacity, for five NFL teams over the span of his 29-year professional football head coaching career. Other than briefs stints early in his career as a tight ends coach at Pacific (1989) and a wide receivers coach at Pittsburgh (1991) however,