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Mike Tomlin spent 12 years building a Minecraft city

670 points · 170 comments · CoryOndrejka

  1. alargemoose · · focus · HN ↗
    Y’all really should watch the video if you havent! I think even if you have no interest in Minecraft, or football (as others have mentioned Tomlin was a long tenured NFL coach until this year). There’s something so refreshingly earnest, and joyful about watching someone share something they’ve poured so much time and themselves into.

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    1. rented_mule · · focus · HN ↗
      This is shocking to me. My brother is a retired college football head coach. Two of his sons are acclaimed college football players. I&#x27;ve spent time with the head coaches of two teams currently ranked in the top 10 in the NCAA. I&#x27;ve been around the sport for decades and know how coaches&#x27; lives can be monopolized by the job. To see an NFL head coach doing something requiring this level of time commitment blows my mind. I guess it&#x27;s a reminder that to reach the very top level of a sought after profession, you have to be a remarkable individual.
      1. winstonp · · focus · HN ↗
        The only additional note I&#x27;d have to add is Tomlin was one of the NFL&#x27;s rare &quot;CEO&quot; coaches - he doesn&#x27;t call plays for either side of the ball, so he probably is ever so slightly less busy than a head coach who happens to do so.
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