Raiders Hire Jon Gruden; Will Be Introduced at Press Conference Tuesday

The Raiders will reportedly officially announce Gruden's hiring at a press conference on Tuesday.

Shortly after Jon Gruden worked the ESPN broadcast of the Titans-Chiefs AFC Wild Card game, the Raiders officially announced the hiring of Gruden to be the team's next head coach.

Welcome back, Coach Gruden. Let's get to work.#BackInBlack | #RaiderNation

Release: https://t.co/uVjOyTLMcj pic.twitter.com/9qJqTc0i8g

— Las Vegas Raiders (@Raiders) January 7, 2018

The team will introduce Gruden at a press conference on Tuesday. 

Gruden's contract will be worth around $100 million over 10 years, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter. 

Jason La Canfora of CBS Sports reports that a good deal of Gruden's staff is already in place, though Reggie McKenzie will remain the team's general manager. Greg Olson will be Oakland's offensive coordinator, Paul Guenther will be defensive coordinator and Rich Bisaccia will coach special teams, La Canfora reports. 

Gruden last coached in the NFL in 2008 with the Buccaneers, whom he led to a Super Bowl title in 2002. He coached the Raiders for four seasons from 1998–2001. His last game with Oakland was the infamous "Tuck Rule" game during the 2002 playoffs that helped launch the Patriots dynasty. 

Gruden has served as ESPN's color commentator on Monday Night Football broadcasts since 2009. His last broadcast for ESPN will be this weekend's wild card game between the Titans and Chiefs. 

The Raiders entered this season with Super Bowl aspirations, but the team finished the year 6–10 after reaching the playoffs in 2016.