Jon Jones is back to his flip-flopping ways as the UFC legend just teased an Octagon return after claiming his “gloves are hung up.” The last few years of Jones’ legendary fighting career have been wild to say the least.

New details from Jon Gruden's second stint as head coach of the Las Vegas Raiders were revealed in a Thursday report from The Athletic's Zak Keefer.

A big update from Jon Jones regarding his fighting future in the MMA.

Just weeks after teasing a return, Jon Jones confirms he’s giving up on fighting for good walking away from the UFC and millions on the table.

Mark Davis thought it was a return to The Raider Way; in time, he would learn Gruden wasn't the football savant he played on TV.

Jon Sumrall saw progress in Florida’s spring game but emphasized ongoing competition, development, and building toward championship standards.

Jon Jones' retirement from fighting was unceremonious to say the least. While Jones (28-1) was teasing a return to fighting until recently, the former UFC double champ is no longer considering it. "Bones" recently confirmed that he is now focused on his business ventures and won't fight again.

This time he has to contend with a very charming—and very suspicious—James Marsden.