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0:00It's April 27. This is NFL News Today, your AI-powered source for everything NFL. Mike Tomman drops some real talk on why he walked away from the Pittsburgh Steelers after 17 stray years as head coach. He wrapped up one of the NFL's steadiest gigs, never posting a losing season and grabbing that Super Bowl title back in the day. In a chat with Maria Taylor on NBC's NBA pre-game show, he admitted the call wasn't overnight or easy to spell out. He got deep on the loneliness that comes with leading a team, saying the timing disfell right for him personally after all those years. Folks see his exit as the end of an era in Pittsburgh, where he went from the league's youngest headman in 2007 to its longest serving. His record stands at 193 wins, 114 losses, and two ties, full of playoff runs and steady contention. Lately, the Steelers hit walls in the postseason despite regular season heat, so Tomman figures a new voice could spark things up. He shouted out vets like Cam Hayward, TJ Watt, and Chris Boswell, saying fresh energy

1:02might max out their prime years. Tomman stepping back clear space for growth, leaving the Steelers prime for whatever comes next while he reflects on a legacy built on smarts and stability.