Draft:Jim Gruden

Jim Gruden
Personal information
Born:	Cleveland, Ohio, U.S.
Career information
High school:	Orange High School (Pepper Pike, Ohio)
College:	Heidelberg University
Career history
As a coach:
	Fremont Ross (HS) (1958-1963); Assistant; Galion (HS) (1964-1965); Head Coach; Heidelberg (1966–1968); Assistant; Dayton (1969–1972); Assistant; Indiana (1973–1977); Running Backs coach; Notre Dame (1978–1980); Running Backs/Special Teams coach; Tampa Bay Buccaneers (1982–1983); Running Backs coach; San Francisco 49ers ; Scout;
As an executive:
	Tampa Bay Buccaneers (1984–1988); Director of Player Personnel;
Career highlights and awards
	Heidelberg Hall of Fame 1993 https://www.bergathletics.com/honors/heidelberg-athletics-hall-of-fame/jim-gruden/58

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Jim Gruden (born 1937) is a former American professional football coach, scout and executive. He is the father of football coaches Jon and Jay.^[1]

References

^ [1]Jim Gruden (1993) - Heidelberg Athletics Hall of Fame

[1] [1]Jim Gruden (1993) - Heidelberg Athletics Hall of Fame

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