Jon Gruden expresses concerns about college football quarterback development
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 15, 2026, 3:36 PM
Last updated Jul 15, 2026
Jon Gruden, former NFL head coach, voiced his concerns about the current state of football during a podcast interview on July 15, 2026. He criticized quarterback development from college to the pros, highlighting issues like poor communication and practices. Gruden specifically mentioned how modern offenses have led to a lack of structure, exemplified by the use of a clap to signal snaps. He also pointed to high player transfer rates in college football as a barrier to learning and mastering techniques. Gruden indicated that while he is considering a return to coaching, the of college football, including NIL implications, may complicate his decision.
- •Gruden believes football is 'dissolving' due to communication issues.
- •He criticizes the reliance on clapping for snap signals.
- •High player transfer rates hinder continuity in coaching.
- •Gruden has considered returning to college coaching.
- •He remains open to future coaching opportunities.
- 3:36 PMYahoo Sports — Jon Gruden sounds alarms on football: 'I think the game is dissolving'
"Jon Gruden is worried about the state of football, pointing to a lack of QB development before player's turn pro.
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