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Sean Payton is not a big fan of video games. That’s true, at least, about the current head coach of the Denver Broncos, who was among the guests who showed up Monday night on “Manningcast” to talk about the Monday Night Football matchup between the Atlanta Falcons and the New Orleans Saints — and…
Mike Tomlin spent 19 years giving the Pittsburgh Steelers some of the NFL’s most memorable press conferences. Now, he is bringing that same personality to NBC’s studio coverage.
NBC analyst and former Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin seemed to think the Pro Football Hall of Fame is in Columbus, Ohio, instead of Canton.
Mike Tomlin is thriving in studio on NBC’s Football Night in America and in Minecraft, and his two new worlds collided on Sunday night. NBC took the most obvious layup of all time, transforming the FNIA broadcast into a Minecraft user interface and running a highlight package from Tomlin’s viral…
Mike Tomlin’s Minecraft hobby has become an unexpected talking point in the NFL. The former Pittsburgh Steelers head coach has spent around 12 years building a virtual city.
Mike Tomlin has joined NBC’s Football Night in America studio crew after 19 seasons as the Pittsburgh Steelers head coach and has thrived in his new role. Not only has the former Super Bowl champion seamlessly joined his new team, but he’s also been able to open up about some of the things he…
As it turns out, Tomlin (who started poking at the sandbox game as a way to connect with his three kids, and then just continued poking at it after they all aged out of its demographics) has apparently been playing on the same Minecraft map for 12 years at this point, and was convinced by his son…
The former Steelers coach revealed an unexpected longtime hobby that shocked the sports and gaming worlds.
The former Steelers coach spent 12 years secretly building a city in 'Minecraft.' The lesson for the rest of us is that what makes us happiest may be the things that accomplish absolutely nothing, writes Arthur Brooks.
For 12 years, the former Pittsburgh Steelers coach has been devoted to building a single map in the video game. On Wednesday, he showed it off for the first time.
