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Mike Tomlin Reveals 12-Year Minecraft City

Built to bond with his children, the 12-year Minecraft city could be shared with the public.

Overview

  • Tomlin disclosed the project on Tuesday during an interview on NBC’s Today show as he begins work as an NBC analyst for the 2026 season.
  • He says he started the city around 2014 to connect with his young children and the family preserved the world across consoles from PS3 to PS4 to PS5.
  • Tomlin confirmed the build is in creative mode and has been worked on continuously for about 12 years and he and his children have recently discussed making it public.
  • No release plan or platform has been announced, so any public sharing remains unconfirmed and details such as how fans would access the world are not yet known.
  • The revelation humanized Tomlin for many fans online and could increase interest at the intersection of sports and gaming if the family decides to publish the city.