Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers might have retired if not for former Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin.

Mike Tomlin's NBC Sunday Night Football debut showed flashes of his signature personality but felt scripted and tame for much of the pregame broadcast.

Long before Mike Tomlin became a Super Bowl-winning fixture in Pittsburgh, he was a young college coach who almost hung up on the man who would change his life. Making his debut on NBC’s NFL coverage,

Former Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin helped one of his former assistants, running backs coach Eddie Faulkner, land with the Baltimore Ravens. Faulkner was out of a job after the Steelers hired former Mike McCarthy assistant Ramon Chinyoung as their running backs coach.

Mike Tomlin was Aaron Rodgers’ coach when he joined the Pittsburgh Steelers following his stint with the New York Jets.

Aaron Rodgers loves football.

Mike Tomlin made his debut for NBC Sports ahead of Thursday night's broadcast of the Hall of Fame game between the Carolina Panthers and Arizona Cardinals, saying he was looking forward to "going undefeated" in the new gig.

The former Steelers coach brought an impressive presence to the network’s studio show at the Hall of Fame Game.

Going into the regular season, former Pittsburgh Steelers coach and current NBC Sports analyst Mike Tomlin warned Vrabel about how important winning is to the team amid the distractions. The Russini drama may not die down, but winning heals all wounds.

Mike Tomlin says Mike McCarthy is “perfect” for Steelers