Tomlin rules out return to sidelines, preferring NBC role
Summarised from 3 outlets · Updated 11 Nov, 23:01 · Archive
Mike Tomlin has ruled out returning to coach, preferring his position at NBC Sports.
Mike Tomlin, the former head coach of the Pittsburgh Steelers, has made clear his intention to remain away from coaching. PennLive reports that Tomlin revealed Wednesday he has not given even 'one iota of thought' to returning to the sidelines, instead preferring his new life at NBC Sports.
Though Tomlin could potentially be an attractive coaching candidate for teams seeking a new head coach, he appears content with his current position in broadcasting rather than pursuing another opportunity on the football field.
How it is being reported
- Mike Tomlin could be the hottest coaching candidate for teams, but there’s a surprising twist to his future plansFormer Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin revealed Wednesday that he hasn't given even "one iota of thought" to returning to the sidelines, preferring his new life at NBC Sports instead.PennLive · 11 Nov, 22:35
- Mike Tomlin discusses watching the Steelers in person and his future in coachingPittsburgh Post-Gazette · 11 Nov, 18:50
- Working a Steelers game for NBC for the 1st time, Mike Tomlin looks forward to seeing familiar facesOne of his on-air partners openly wondered if he would be subjected to boos, hate or to people throwing things at him on Sunday.TribLIVE · 11 Nov, 18:47
In this story: Mike Tomlin · Pittsburgh Steelers · NBC Sports
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