Jon Gruden proves to be a nightmare for the Raiders

The Oakland Raiders are 0-3, and the success continues to come from Jon Gruden, the highest paid NFL history head coach.

How clearly is this a gigantic mistake? Should we spend half of Jon Gruden's contract to accept Oakland making a $ 100 million mistake? If so, search for an article in September 2022.

The Raiders are 0-3 and in those three defeats they were pinned in the second half. The mark of a good or a good coach is to be able to adapt and win the last 30 minutes. In the case of Gruden, everything is fine for the initial script. It's the rest of the game that makes him stumble.

Incredibly, these are also his comments during the week and after the games that continue to amuse and disturb. After losing 28 to 20 to the Miami Dolphins Sunday afternoon, Gruden spoke of the need to play better, to have "soon this show on the road".

Soon I hope? Gruden is the one who received a franchise change contract, the richest in league history for a head coach. He immediately blew off the list, giving up Michael Crabtree before ending up with Khalil Mack's fiasco starring him with the Chicago Bears. With some of the best players left, Gruden recruited one, who has spent a decade, and the results have been predictable and ugly.

Then there are the reports that Gruden brought to his team, which made Executive Director Reggie McKenzie and his students totally useless. Why does the owner Mark Davis continue to pay them if it's a big mystery, but the same goes for hiring Gruden at such an obscene rate.

Gruden has never been a great coach, and he is more than ever out of touch and out of his reach. In his first race with the Raiders, Gruden played in the playoffs twice and won two playoff games. In 2002, his first season with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Gruden won the Super Bowl largely on the back of defensive coordinator Monte Kiffin and Tony Dungy's lineup.

Since that year, Gruden's record has been a 45-54 chance without a single playoff victory. Yet here we are, Gruden taking $ 10 million each year from the next decade because he left the Raiders with the plot of what could have been in his wake. He beat them at the Super Bowl, making him the one who ran away.

But sometimes, in life, it is better to let that person go and believe in the path you are tracing. Instead, the Raiders despaired and paid the lowest price to find out what they missed, a decision they must regret.