It was the premiere that spawned a thousand memes (pun intended).
Last Wednesday, former Steelers head coach and future Hall of Famer Mike Tomlin unveiled his sprawling and intricate Minecraft city, a surprisingly detailed passion project on which he has quietly doted for the last 12 years. His choice to share it with the world came at the urging of his sons, Dino, 25, and Mayce, 24, who insisted that the NFL community would find his metropolis not just endearing, but epic, an irresistible piece of relatability from one of football’s most unknowable and respected coaches.
