Mike Tomlin makes broadcasting debut during NFL Hall of Fame Game
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 6, 2026, 7:20 AM
Last updated Aug 6, 2026
Mike Tomlin is serving as a broadcaster for NBC during the NFL Hall of Fame Game, taking place in Canton, Ohio. This marks Tomlin's first career foray into broadcasting after resigning as head coach of the Pittsburgh Steelers in January 2026, where he spent 19 seasons. Known for his extensive NFL experience, Tomlin is expected to contribute valuable insights during the game coverage. He expressed excitement about joining NBC's team, emphasizing his eagerness to present NFL content to fans on Sunday nights.
- •Tomlin began broadcasting for NBC during the Hall of Fame Game on August 6, 2026.
- •He retired after 19 seasons with the Steelers, including two Super Bowl appearances.
- •Tomlin looks forward to bringing his NFL knowledge to NBC’s coverage.
- •He replaces Bill Cowher, who moved from coaching to broadcasting in 2007.
- 7:20 AMYahoo Sports — Why is Mike Tomlin on NFL Hall of Fame game broadcast? Explaining former Steelers coach's role for NBC
"Here's why Tomlin will be broadcasting for NBC on Thursday night.
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