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Mike Tomlin’s 12-Year ‘Secret Obsession’ Is Dropping on Wednesday, And It’s Way More Than Just a Game

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Former Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin, now an analyst for NBC Sports, is about to reveal a decade-plus of serious dedication. He dropped the news on social media: this Wednesday, he’s planning to display the massive city he’s been building, brick by virtual brick, in Minecraft.

Tomlin’s Digital Escape From the NFL Grind

Tomlin’s been deep in the game for twelve years, pouring countless hours into this digital metropolis. This isn’t just a casual hobby, either. He even called it “therapeutic for me,” a serious escape from the relentless grind and stress of coaching in the NFL. Think about that for a second: a guy who faced down some of the toughest pressure in professional sports found his zen constructing a virtual world. It gives you a whole new perspective on how intense that job actually is.

The “Secret Obsession” Goes Public

What he used to call his “secret obsession” isn’t staying secret much longer. Tomlin’s social media post means the world is about to see the incredible results of his 12-year labor. It is a genuine passion project, something he’s poured his own time and creativity into, away from the football field. On Wednesday, everyone finally gets a look at the massive world he’s been crafting.

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Originally reported by Bleacher Report.

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