Mike Tomlin's New Role: NBC Analyst

0:00On April 24, Mike Tomlin stepped down as head coach of the Pittsburgh Steelers back in January, wrapping up a solid 19-year run with no losing, seasons. Now he's jumping into broadcasting, landing a spot on NBC's football night in America, their top-rated Sunday pre-game show. The nowhere chased him hard to bring that star power and shake things up. Word is, Tomlin's already showing his family side, cheering loud for his daughter Harley at a recent gymnastics meet between Georgia and LSU. She crushed a bounce beam in floor with a 9.825 score and hit a career high of 9.925 on floor back in, February. Former Steeler Cam Hayward predicts this media gig fits perfect, especially with the Olympics heading to the US soon. Hayward even sees Tomlin calling his daughter's trials, turning it into a father daughter highlight. Bill Cowherr, another ex-stealer coach turned analyst, gave him tips on the transition and says, Sundays will feel like Pittsburgh's central with both of them on NBC.

1:03NBC holds Olympic rights through 2032 so that door might stay open for Tomlin. Still, his grid-eye roots run deep and with the record of 193 wins against 114 losses and two ties plus a super. Bull Ring, he's got options. One thing's clear, a coach like Tomlin thrives in the arena, whether it's sidelines or studio lights. Keep an eye on where he lands next. That's the story for today, NFL News Today, driven by AI. I'm Corey with The Story.