Tomlin focused on broadcast role, not on any coaching return
ESPN • • sports
Key Points:
- Mike Tomlin, former Pittsburgh Steelers head coach, stated he has not considered returning to coaching despite speculation during the NFL head coach hiring cycle.
- Since leaving the Steelers after 19 seasons without a losing record, Tomlin has joined NBC Sports as a studio analyst on "Football Night in America."
- Tomlin expressed enthusiasm for his new role, enjoying the opportunity to observe the game from a broader perspective and improve his broadcasting skills.
- This week, Tomlin will cover the Steelers' game against the Cincinnati Bengals, marking his first broadcast involving his former team.
- While he looks forward to reconnecting with former players, Tomlin emphasized his focus on his broadcasting responsibilities during the game.
