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Mike Tomlin’s Minecraft World Is the Talk of the Internet, but How Good Is It Really? - CNET

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Photo credit : A landscape shot of Mike Tomlin's Minecraft city.

Football coaches have the freedom to create their own worlds on the playing field. But retired Steelers legend Mike Tomlin took a different route — manifesting his vision block by block within a massive Minecraft city. What started as a shared family project with his children evolved into a solitary, 12-year labor of love. Now, the sheer depth of Tomlin’s digital city is capturing widespread attention online.

Tomlin served as the Steelers’ head coach for 19 seasons before resigning in January, having never finished with a losing record.

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