Former Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin adjusts to life in retirement

Mike Tomlin says he is enjoying retirement after stepping down from his position as head coach of the Pittsburgh Steelers in January. The 54-year-old spent 19 seasons leading the organization and currently holds the franchise record for most regular-season wins alongside Chuck Noll. Tomlin has spent his recent months traveling, focusing on personal wellness, and attending family events. He is set to transition into the media this fall as an NFL analyst. Despite his departure from the sidelines, he intends to remain a supporter of the Steelers as they move forward under the leadership of Mike McCarthy.

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