Mike Tomlin, who served as the head coach of the Pittsburgh Steelers for 19 seasons, is transitioning to broadcasting by joining NBC's 'Football Night in America' as a studio analyst. This marks his first time away from an NFL sideline in two decades. Tomlin, who resigned in January 2023, holds a regular-season record of 193-114-2 and is known for his exceptional communication skills. He won Super Bowl XLIII in 2009, becoming the youngest head coach to achieve this milestone at the age of 36. Despite a successful coaching career, Tomlin's final years with the Steelers saw limited postseason success, with his last playoff win occurring in 2016 against the Kansas City Chiefs. His hiring was first reported by The Athletic.