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Jon Gruden scores a massive legal victory as the Nevada Supreme Court rejects the NFL’s appeal, paving the way for his lawsuit against Roger Goodell and the NFL to proceed.
Posted October 3, 2025
Jon Gruden is celebrating a significant legal victory after the Nevada Supreme Court unanimously rejected the NFL’s petition to rehear its decision that granted Gruden discovery in his lawsuit against Roger Goodell and the NFL over the leaked emails that led to his departure from the league. The 7-0 vote by the court has paved the way for Gruden’s lawsuit to move forward, a major setback for the NFL’s attempts to block his legal pursuit.
“This is a huge win, but it’s just the beginning,” Gruden said following the court’s ruling. “The truth is coming out, and the NFL can’t stop it. I’m going to continue fighting for what’s right—for the truth to be revealed and for accountability to be taken.”
The case centers around the leaked emails that resulted in Gruden’s resignation as head coach of the Las Vegas Raiders. Gruden has alleged that the release of these emails was part of a coordinated effort to harm his reputation, and he is seeking justice for what he believes was an unjust and discriminatory campaign by the NFL.
“I’ve been through a lot, but I’ve always believed in fighting for what’s right,” Gruden continued. “This ruling shows that the legal system is on my side. I’m ready to hold people accountable and make sure the full story is heard.”
The NFL had argued against the discovery of certain materials in Gruden’s lawsuit, but with this latest court decision, Gruden’s legal team now has the green light to move forward with their case, which could have major implications for the NFL and its handling of the leaked emails.
“This is about more than just me,” Gruden concluded. “It’s about fairness, it’s about the truth, and it’s about making sure that people are held accountable for their actions. The fight isn’t over, and I’m more determined than ever.”
As Gruden prepares for the next steps in his legal battle, this court decision has made it clear that his pursuit of justice is far from over, and the NFL will have to face the consequences of its actions in court. The road ahead is long, but Gruden’s resolve is stronger than ever.
It doesn’t seem like ex-Lions coach Ben Johnson is as significant to the Lions as Detroit fans thought
The Detroit Lions are sitting pretty right now in the NFL with a 3-1 record, and that feels good for those in the Motor City. Now, they’re heading into a Week 5 game against the Cincinnati Bengals, and considering that the Bengals have Joe Burrow out, that already gives the Lions a boost going into the game. We’re not happy to see someone injured, but the reality is that it will likely benefit the Lions.
So, looking at the NFC North, the Lions have beaten the Chicago Bears and lost to the Green Bay Packers. The Bears, of course, are coached by Ben Johnson, who was Detroit’s offensive coordinator for some of the team’s most successful recent years, so it felt extra good to beat him in the Motor City this year.
Now, Johnson has gotten a bit of a dig. So, if you’re someone who’s hoping he doesn’t have the kind of success in Chicago that he had in Detroit, read on.
