Former Steelers coach Mike Tomlin has unveiled a city he created in Minecraft over 12 years, offering a glimpse into his longstanding interest in the video game. The reveal brought attention to a hobby outside his football career. Further details are expected as the story develops.
Mike Tomlin unveils Minecraft city he spent 12 years creating
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- The Internet Is Losing Its Mind Over Retired NFL Coach Mike Tomlin Spending 12 Years Making A Very Intricate Minecraft City
- Dear former NFL head coach Mike Tomlin: Your 12-year Minecraft city is beautiful
- Former NFL Coach Mike Tomlin Is a Hardcore Minecraft Player, Reveals City He Took 12 Years to Build
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