Mike Tomlin's Next Move: Broadcasting

0:00On March 24, Mike Tomman has stepped away from coaching the Pittsburgh Steelers after 19 seasons, and his next move looks like it will be in, broadcasting. He officially retired on January 13, 2026, wrapping up one of the steadiest runs in NFL history. Now he's making real progress in media, signing with top agent Sandy Montagg, who also reps Alex Flanagan for negotiations. Mike has a powerhouse client list, including legends like Bob Costas, Al Michaels, Jim Nance, and Scott Van Pelt. Fans and insiders see this as a natural fit, given Tomman's sharp insights from the sidelines. His coaching legacy includes a 193 wins, 114 losses, and two ties record, plus a Superbowl 43. Championship and zero losing seasons. Possible landing spots are buzzing with interest. Box and ESPN are in the mix. NBC stands out after recent NFL coverage shifts, and streaming services are pushing hard into live sports.

1:00With his track record, Tomman could quickly rise as a must-listen voice in football coverage. I'm Corey with the story. That's your NFL News Today update, AI-powered, and always on.