Steelers coach Tomlin joins Twitter
The Pittsburgh Steelers' no-nonsense head coach is joining the social media era.
Mike Tomlin officially joined Twitter on Friday, becoming just the fifth NFL head coach to have an account with the web site.
He was nearing 62,000 followers as of late Saturday morning.
Tomlin, a strong speaker always good for a sharp quote, wasted no time asserting that he will bring that same tone to Twitter:
A few hours after his inaugural tweet, he sent another of him hanging out with Steelers chairman Dan Rooney:
Excited to start the 2013 season. Mr. Rooney is getting ready to officially welcome the @steelers to training camp. pic.twitter.com/je6nc5uNwK
— Mike Tomlin (@CoachTomlin) July 26, 2013
Jeff Fisher, Jim Schwartz, Pete Carroll and Bruce Arians are currently the only other pro head coaches on Twitter.
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