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Former Steelers coach Mike Tomlin reveals massive Minecraft city he's spent over 12 years building

During a recent television appearance, former Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin surprised fans by sharing a massive virtual city he spent over a decade constructing in the video game Minecraft. The veteran football leader, who also works as an NBC studio analyst, explained that he initially grew curious about the creative building aspects of the game after watching his children play it in creative mode years ago.

On a recent Wednesday evening, he showcased the detailed digital metropolis during a live broadcast on YouTube. Viewers received a guided tour of the extensive project, which featured a range of architectural designs including an early hotel creation complete with an exclusive lower-level lounge area.

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