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Former Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin has set plenty of records throughout his career. After winning the 2008 AFC Championship Game, he became the youngest NFL head coach to reach a Super Bowl. A few weeks later, he became the youngest coach to win a Super Bowl (Los Angeles Rams coach Sean McVay has since surpassed both records). In his 19 years with the Steelers, Tomlin never had a losing season \u2014 the longest such streak in the league\u2019s history.<\/p>\n
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Earlier this year, Tomlin announced he was stepping down. He signed a massive contract with NBC and now serves as a Football Night in America analyst. But the trivial, inconsequential world of national sports broadcasting wasn\u2019t enough for Tomlin. Mere months after officially starting his lucrative television career, Tomlin set his sights on a far more important \u2014 and prestigious \u2014 world: Gaming YouTube.<\/p>\n
In a few days, Mike Tomlin will set perhaps the most important record of his career: becoming the first former NFL coach to start posting YouTube videos about his Minecraft <\/em>server.<\/p>\n In an interview this month with Today\u2019s Craig Melvin, Tomlin revealed he was a \u201cbig Minecrafter.\u201d<\/p>\n \u201cI have a Minecraft <\/em>city, on creative, man, that I\u2019ve been working on for like 12 years,\u201d said Tomlin, who started playing Minecraft <\/em>to connect with his three children. Tomlin continued to play long after his children stopped. Eventually, they had to help him transfer his city from PS3 to PS4 to PS5.<\/p>\n As soon as the interview dropped, fans were begging to see the city, and the moment went viral on various social media platforms. Apparently, Tomlin\u2019s son encouraged him to reveal his work publicly. Then, last week, Tomlin announced he would show his magnum opus to the world. In a post on X, Tomlin said he was dropping a YouTube video revealing his city on Wednesday, Sept. 30. In the post, Tomlin referred to his \u201csecret obsession\u201d as \u201ctherapeutic.\u201d<\/p>\n \u201cIt allowed me to detach from the realities and the pressure of life,\u201d said Tomlin.<\/p>\n As of this writing, the post has more than 64,000 likes on the social media platform. Tomlin\u2019s YouTube channel only has a short introductory video at the moment, but he\u2019s already got more than 7,000 subscribers.<\/p>\n Until the video drops, fans can only speculate about what Tomlin\u2019s city may contain. One could assume buildings, streets, and things of that nature. Regardless, we can only hope that Tomlin\u2019s city lives up to the high standard he set as a football coach. As Tomlin likely knows by now, there\u2019s a fine line between building and placing blocks.<\/p>\n A weekly cheat sheet to what you\u2019ll eventually love to play. No buying, no \t\t\tSign up free\n <\/p>\n\n\nGet Polygon\u2019s Wishlister newsletter<\/h3>\n
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