Mike Tomlin Shows Off Minecraft City in New Video After Former Steelers HC's Viral Comments

Former Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin showed off the city that he built in Minecraft on Wednesday.

Tomlin provided a closer look at his first building downtown as well as other rooftop properties that he created in the game during a video posted on YouTube.

Tomlin's son, Mayce, also explained that his father would occasionally take his PlayStation to play the game.

Former Steelers running back Le'Veon Bell gave his thoughts on his old head coach's hobby as well.

On Sept. 8, Tomlin revealed that he had been constructing his Minecraft city for over a decade in an interview with TODAY 's Craig Melvin .

"I started playing Minecraft, man, when my kids were young," Tomlin told Melvin. "I have a Minecraft city, I'm creative, that I've been working on for like 12 years."

"We've been talking recently about sharing it with the world," he added. "My oldest son is like, 'Dad, you gotta share this with the world. People need to see this city that you've been working on for 12 years.' We've been talking about it recently about how am I gonna share it with the world."

The 54-year-old eventually teased the unveiling of his city in a Saturday post on X.

Tomlin previously spent 19 seasons patrolling the sidelines for the Steelers from 2007-25, as he was the NFL's longest-tenured head coach before he stepped down from the position on Jan. 13.

Pittsburgh went 193-114-2 under Tomlin, never posting a losing record in any year that he spent with the team. The Steelers made several playoff appearances over that span, capturing a Super Bowl title during their 2008 campaign.

Tomlin currently serves as an analyst for NBC Sports.