Mike Tomlin shows off incredibly detailed Minecraft city he built when he was coaching Steelers
Yahoo Sports • • sports
Key Points:
- Former Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin revealed he spent 12 years building an elaborate city in the video game Minecraft, initially as a way to connect with his children.
- Tomlin showcased his detailed Minecraft city on a YouTube video, highlighting features such as therapy rooms, public restrooms, a baseball stadium, and glass elevators, emphasizing his attention to interior decorating and lighting.
- Despite his children's departure from the game, Tomlin continues to expand the city, with plans to release more videos showcasing additional parts of his creation.
- Former Steelers player Le'Veon Bell humorously questioned Tomlin's time spent on Minecraft while coaching, reflecting fans' surprise at the coach's dedication to the game.
- Now retired from coaching, Tomlin may have more time to develop his Minecraft world and potentially pursue a new career as a Minecraft streamer, offering a less stressful alternative to NFL coaching.
