Mike Tomlin Supports Daughter Harley at UGA Gymnastics Meet in Photo After Steelers HC Exit

Mike Tomlin took some time to support his family with his lengthy tenure as head coach of the Pittsburgh Steelers in the rearview mirror.

Tomlin was spotted cheering for his daughter, Harley, during her Georgia gymnastics meet on Friday.

Tomlin stepped down as head coach of the Steelers on Tuesday after operating in the role for 19 years.

He compiled a record of 193-114-2 in Pittsburgh, helping the Steelers capture their sixth Super Bowl title during the 2008 season. Despite the team's lack of playoff success in recent years, it likely wouldn't be too difficult for him to find a new coaching role given his impressive history.

Tomlin indicated to Steelers owner Art Rooney II that he wanted to spend more time with his family after departing Pittsburgh, though.

"Mike indicated that he did not anticipate coaching at least in the near future," Rooney said Wednesday, per ESPN's Brooke Pryor. "I think he wants to spend time with his family and do some of the kinds of things he hasn't been able to do for the last many, many years. And so if something like that (coaching again) comes up, we'll deal with it when it comes up, but right now that doesn't seem to be on his radar."

Harley's meet on Friday was a successful one, as the No. 8 Bulldogs compiled 197.200 points to secure an upset win over No. 2 LSU. She finished with identical scores of 9.825 for the balance beam and floor exercise.