Robert Griffin III wants to be the next head football coach at Baylor University, according to ESPN.
The 2011 Heisman Trophy winner told "The Dan Patrick Show" he is "100 percent" interested in the job.
Griffin would be replacing Dave Aranda, who was fired Sunday after six and a half seasons leading the Bears.
Griffin is currently a Fox Sports analyst and has no coaching experience.
He says Baylor needs people who know what winning looks like in Waco.
Griffin is the only player to bring a Heisman Trophy to Baylor.
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