TAMPA, FL - OCTOBER 19: Coach Mike Holmgren of the Seattle Seahawks hugs coach Jon Gruden of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers after play at Raymond James Stadium on October 19, 2008 in Tampa, Florida. (Photo by Al Messerschmidt/Getty Images)

Report: Former Super Bowl-winning coach could be headed back to the NFL

Could he be headed back to the NFL?

Jon Gruden, the former Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Oakland Raiders head coach turned ESPN NFL analyst, could be headed back to the NFL if his former coaching colleagues are to be believed, per CBS's Jason La Canfora:

"Former Super Bowl winning coach Jon Gruden — coveted by many owners in recent years but uninterested in returning to coaching — would at least entertain the prospect of coaching the Rams, some of his former coaching colleagues believe, with that job opening offering virtually everything he would look for in an NFL position."

Gruden spent 11 years as an NFL head coach, compiling a 95-81 record with one Super Bowl title (2002 - Tampa Bay Buccaneers).

The former head coach is currently a large part of ESPN's NFL coverage, where his salary isn't exactly cheap.

If Gruden does land with the Rams, his salary would likely need to be among the top in the NFL.

As an offensive guru, he'd be the perfect pairing with rookie quarterback Jared Goff.

Gruden has previously called the University of Tennessee a dream job and the Texas gig was rumored to be a possible landing spot as well.