Robert Griffin III Expresses Interest in Baylor Head Coaching Job Amid Bears’ Leadership Search

Robert Griffin III, Baylor’s only Heisman Trophy winner, said Monday that he is interested in becoming the Bears’ next head football coach, even though the former quarterback has no coaching experience. Griffin made the comments during an interview on “The Dan Patrick Show,” just days after Baylor fired longtime coach Dave Aranda and turned the program over to interim leader Joe Klanderman for the remainder of the season.

The 36-year-old Griffin, who now works as a college football analyst and broadcaster for Fox Sports, said he has already spoken with Baylor athletic director Doug McNamee about the vacancy. When Patrick asked directly whether he wanted the job, Griffin did not hesitate.

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“Yes, 100 percent,” Griffin said. “If Baylor wants to get back to winning and have ...