Mike Tomlin recently etched another milestone in NFL coaching history.
In Week 13, the Pittsburgh Steelers’ 44-38 victory over the Cincinnati Bengals marked his 18th consecutive non-losing season.
More so, the coach’s reputation extends far beyond win-loss records.
NBA superstar Kevin Durant recently shared his admiration for Tomlin during an appearance on Kay Adams’ “Up and Adams” show. Durant’s words captured the essence of Tomlin’s leadership:
“I try to listen to his interviews and postgame pressers, just whenever he talks I try to pay attention. He seems like somebody you wanna play for, give your all for every single day. He cares about his players, he cares about the moments. He just appreciates where he is. He seems like a GREAT dude to play for.”
KD says MIKE TOMLIN is the NFL COACH he’d most like to play for ?
“I try to listen to his interviews and postgame pressers… seems like a GREAT dude to play for.”@KDTrey5 @heykayadams @steelers | #HereWeGo pic.twitter.com/qH0xgVADl5
— Up & Adams (@UpAndAdamsShow) December 12, 2024
Durant’s sentiment reflects a broader respect for Tomlin’s coaching style. Players who have been under his guidance consistently praise his leadership approach.
Tomlin’s ability to create a supportive team culture goes beyond tactical expertise. He connects with players through genuine understanding and consistent communication, maintaining team morale even during challenging times.
The Steelers’ performance this season underscores Tomlin’s impact.
Currently sitting atop the AFC North with a 10-3 record, the team stands as a serious contender alongside powerhouses like the Kansas City Chiefs and Buffalo Bills.
This success is no coincidence but an example of Tomlin’s enduring coaching philosophy.
What sets Tomlin apart is his authentic approach to leadership. He doesn’t just coach—he builds relationships, understands the game’s pressures, and creates an environment where players feel valued and motivated.
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