Jon Gruden Biding His Time

Jon Gruden has found something to do while he waits to take his .540 HC winning percentage to another football program (probably) in 2010.

ESPN is making a big change in its Monday Night Football announcing booth.

Former Bucs coach Jon Gruden is in, while Tony Kornheiser is resigning, according to ESPN, after three seasons.

Play-by-play man Mike Tirico and analyst Ron Jaworski are staying in the booth.

We're pointing this out because he's still a "marquee name" that gets thrown about quite often when people begin asking, "If not Charlie Weis, then who?" And yes, we're well aware that the guy won a superbowl against a team that was probably only in the superbowl because they'd been coached by him the previous year. We're also aware that his offensive playbook is not only massive, but also nebulous and full of white-out, pen ink, and whatever markings were made by whatever he could find whenever a new idea struck him. At times, this includes the blood of hapless QBs who couldn't defend themselves against Gruden.

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