ATLANTA – Mike Tomlin has hopped out of the pressure-cooker existence as an NFL coach and discovered a whole new way of life.
“I didn’t know I was sleeping bad until I started sleeping good,” Tomlin told USA TODAY Sports, reflecting on a coaching grind that burned the midnight oil.
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“I slept bad for so long. It was a normal state for me all of my adult life because of the job that I’ve held. I’ve just come to understand recently that I had been sleeping bad for the last 30 years.”
After 19 seasons as Pittsburgh Steelers coach, Tomlin, 54, is flowing
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