Mike Tomlin to NBC: A New Chapter for Steelers

0:00It's April 27th, NFL News, today starts now, AI-powered and game ready. I'm Cory with the story. My Tomlin just stepped down as head coach of the Pittsburgh Steelers after the 2025 season, wrapping up 19 straight years at the top with zero losing records. Now he's switching lanes to broadcasting, landing a gig as a studio analyst on NBC Sports's football night in America starting next season. He called it a personal call, saying leadership gets lonely, and the timing felt right for him and the team. Recent playoff droughts in vets like Cam Hayward, TJ Watt, and Chris Boswell deserve that fresh energy from new blood he figured. Fans and folks in the no respect is run. 193 wins, tying Chuck Knowle for the franchise record, the best winning percentage at. In 628, 13 playoff trips, 8 AFC North Crowns, and a Super Bowl win in 43 over the Cardinals. Tomlin sounds pumped about sharing his football smarts on TV, breaking down games for

1:02Die Hard to live for the sport. Steelers nation moves on to the next chapter, but we'll all be tuning in to hear Tomlin drop those coaching gems from the booth this fall.