BATON ROUGE, LA - SEPTEMBER 17: Head coach Les Miles of the LSU Tigers and head coach Dan Mullen of the Mississippi State Bulldogs greeat after a game at Tiger Stadium on September 17, 2016 in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. LSU won 23-20. (Photo by Jonathan Bachman/Getty Images)

Another relatively successful college coach is openly thinking NFL as his next move

He's done an amazing job in a tough conference.

Dan Mullen has consistently won at Mississippi State throughout his eight-year tenure, and he could be ready to make a jump to the NFL soon.

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During a radio interview on WGFX-FM in Nashville, Mullen indicated he'd at least consider coaching in the NFL if the opportunity arose.

"I think I would," Mullen said, according to ESPN's Paul Kuharsky. "I don't know when a time would be...I have not spoken to anybody in the NFL this year."

Mullen is 61-42 at Mississippi State, which is historically one of the hardest places to win in the SEC. Several of the openings in the NFL have already been filled, but a few jobs still remain available. Mullen was linked to the Oregon job in November, but he is reportedly working on a contract extension to remain in Starkville now.

Mullen might garner some attention from NFL teams after Dak Prescott's success with the Dallas Cowboys this season. Prescott was certainly NFL-ready after college, and some of his development can be attributed to Mullen's coaching.

(h/t College Football Talk)