Stanford coach David Shaw on future: 'I plan on being here for a very long time'

Stanford coach David Shaw has a 26-4 record in three seasons at the school. (Thearon W. Henderson/Getty Images)

Stanford head coach David Shaw is going to be a hot commodity after every NFL season for teams looking to find a new head coach.

Shaw says they can keep looking.

The 41-year old Shaw was an offensive assistant over nine years with the Philadelphia Eagles, Oakland Raiders and Baltimore Ravens.

“I had a 9-year run in the NFL it was phenomenal,” said Shaw on the Jim Rome Show. “One of the best things about the NFL is that you’re coaching the best in the world.”

Shaw is 26–4 in three seasons at Stanford after taking over for Jim Harbaugh and says that he has no plans of leaving Stanford anytime soon.

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“I absolutely love it here,” said Shaw. “My family loves it here. My wife is an East Coast woman who’s been transplanted here to Palo Alto, California and never wants to leave. So I plan on being here for a very long time.”