Former Las Vegas Raiders head coach Jon Gruden has seen his share of quarterbacks over his nearly four decades in coaching, so when he stated one current NFL quarterback reminds him of San Francisco 49ers legend Joe Montana, it turned more than a few heads.

Gruden visited Detroit Lions training camp Monday in Allen Park, where his good friend and protege John Morton is the team's new offensive coordinator. Gruden reiterated his desire to return to the sidelines as a coach.

The latest buzz in the rumor mill suggests that multiple NFL teams kept tabs on Jon Gruden for a potential coordinator role.

Jon Gruden Eyes Comeback, Says He’s “Looking for a Job” Jon Gruden isn’t done with football, not by a long shot. After stepping away from the NFL in 2021 following a controversial email scandal, the Super Bowl-winning coach has revealed that he’s actively preparing for a return to the sidelines.

Jon Gruden hopes he is not done as he plans to make an NFL comeback as a head coach in the enar future. He wants one more shot.

Jon Gruden isn’t giving up on coaching. The former Buccaneers and Raiders head coach told reporters at Lions camp that he’s trying to get back on the sidelines soon. “Hopefully I’m not done,” Gruden said,

After four years away from the sidelines, Jon Gruden - who won Super Bowl XXXVII as head coach of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers between stints with the Las Vegas Raiders - is eyeing a return to football

Jon Gruden resigned as head coach of the Las Vegas Raiders—his last formal football coaching job—in Oct. 2021 after the release of a trove of emails that he sent from 2010 to '18 containing racist, misogynstic and anti-LGBTQ remarks.

Legendary NFL head coach Jon Gruden has been out of the game - from a coaching perspective, anyway - for a couple of years now. The Super Bowl-winning head coach last coached in 2021. He led the Oakland/Las Vegas Raiders from 2018-2021,