Overview
- Tomlin told the PFF NFL Show on Tuesday that the current quarterback he would most like to coach is Buffalo’s Josh Allen, praising Allen’s clutch makeup and dual‑threat play.
- He admitted on air that broadcasting has humbled him, saying he feels like a novice and is enjoying the process of learning the television side of the game.
- When asked whether he might return to coaching, Tomlin said “never say never,” making clear he has not closed the door on a future sideline job.
- Multiple outlets report that the Pittsburgh Steelers still hold Tomlin’s coaching rights, a contractual constraint that would limit his ability to take another NFL head‑coaching job immediately.
- Tomlin’s media appearances this month have combined reflections on his 19 seasons in Pittsburgh, public assessments of current players, and a fast shift into a high‑profile NBC analyst role that will keep him visible to teams and fans.