Mike Tomlin: Steelers Legend Moves to NBC

0:00It's April 27, from breaking news to Sunday match-ups. This is NFL News Today, powered by AI. Mike Tomlin just wrapped up 19 seasons as head coach of the Pittsburgh Steelers ending one of the longest runs in NFL history without a single. Losing record. The team finished 10-7 in the 2025 season, but got knocked out in the wildcard round by the Houston Texans. He opened up about his decision, saying the loneliness of leading a team hit hard, and it felt right for his life stage, plus a reset for the organization. Recent years brought playoff frustration with no deep runs, so he saw this as the moment to step back. Veterans like Cameron Hayward, TJ Watt, and Chris Boswell have given everything, and Tom and believes they deserve the fresh five new leadership can. Bring to the locker room. His track record stays legendary, with a Super Bowl win in his second year, another trip there soon after, and postseason burst in 13 of those, 19 seasons.

1:00Now he's heading to NBC's football night in America, as a studio analyst, trading the sidelines for the broadcast booth while the Steelers hunt for. Our next chapter.