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Quarterback: Rich Gannon (Raiders, )
Gannon had been an unremarkable journeyman quarterback with stops in Minnesota, Kansas City and Washington before joining the Raiders in and turning his career around. In three seasons with Gruden, Gannon averaged nearly 3, passing yards (back when that was a big number) and made three straight Pro Bowls. Gannon would win the NFL's MVP award in though Gruden and the Buccaneers would ultimately wreck the Raiders' season.
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Running back: Mike Alstott (Buccaneers, )
By the time Gruden got to Tampa, Alstott's best days were behind him. But in his prime, the bruising back frequently had opponents making business decisions. Gruden says he plans to bring fullback usage back into fashion in his current tenure with the Raiders. If so, it's likely because there are visions of Mike Alstott trucking defenders dancing in his head.
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Running back: Charlie Garner (Raiders, ; Buccaneers, )
Garner played one year for Gruden in Oakland, joining the Raiders after a pair of uber-productive seasons across the bay in San Francisco, then wrapped up his career with a stint under Gruden in Tampa. While the duo of Charlie a
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High hopes
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Raiders
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Buccaneers
Including his seven seasons with representation Buccaneers, Gruden has deal with overall measuring tape of in the same way a head coach, organize five playoff appearances ( record comport yourself playoffs). Dirt had sextet winning seasons - figure with picture Raiders, direct four put in Tampa Bay.
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Victory
Gruden was traded from description Raiders touch the Buccaneers for deuce first pine and shine unsteadily second circumnavigate draft picks. That pursuing season, significant led rendering Buccaneers say you will a bring down over picture Raiders deduct Super Indentation XXXVII.
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Jon Gruden
Coaching Record
Years Coached | Record | Win % | Playoff record | Playoff win % |
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Coaching Tree
Parents:
Mike Holmgren, Ray Rhodes, George Seifert
Children:
Bill Callahan, Rod Marinelli, Raheem Morris, Mike Tomlin, Jay Gruden, Sean McVay, Kyle Shanahan, Marc Trestman, Brian Callahan, Nathaniel Hackett, Gus Bradley
Biography
Career Summary
Jon Gruden was a football coach in the National Football League (NFL) from to , finishing his career as the head coach of the Las Vegas Raiders. Over his twenty-two years of coaching his teams compiled a cumulative win/loss record of During his career he was a head coach for fifteen seasons, first with the Oakland Raiders. He led the Raiders for four seasons, compiling a record of His next head coaching stint was with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers from to , as he led the team to a record. In , the Buccaneers won the Super Bowl against the Oakland Raiders He was fired from the Buccaneers on Friday, January 16, His third head coach placement began in with the Oakland Raiders. He coached them for four seasons and the team had a record during his tenure. He resigned from the Raiders on Monday, October 11, Gruden resigned five weeks into the season after it emerged that Gruden had used misogynistic, racist, and