Tomlin to NBC, Vrabel's Seat Heats Up

0:00On April 28, Mike Tomlin, the former Pittsburgh Steelers head coach, who held the job for 19 seasons, is jumping into TV as NBC's new NFL analyst on their Sunday night pregame show. Straight up, he's the longest tenured coach in American pro sports, and word is, he'll field head coaching offers after this TV gig wraps. Meanwhile, over in New England, Patriots coach Mike Rabel skipped day three of the NFL draft amid a scandal with NFL insider Diana Rossini. The team stands by him, no firing or quitting expected, but they're quietly prepping just in case things spiral. Rabel crushed it in his first year with the Pats, going 14 wins and three losses, snagging the AFC East Crown before dropping the Super Bowl, too. The Seattle Seahawks, fans and execs love that loyalty from the craft family, but family drama and team struggles could change the game. Now a daily mail report drops this bomb. If the Pats hit rock bottom in the coming months, their top replacement pick is Tomlin. The craft see him as the steady hand to steady the ship.

1:05Eyes are on Tomlin's TV run, and whatever offers land, while New England rides out the storm could be a blotbuster move brewing if Rabel C teats. Up, this has been NFL News Today, powered by AI.