Mike Tomlin finishes his career with the Steelers, after 19-years, last coaching on a Monday “Moon Day,” a reminder that the moon is on a 19-year cycle.

Notice he also finished on 201 career wins, a reminder that the moon landing was on the 201st day of the year, July 20, 1969. The first man on the moon was Mr. 201 (Neil Alden Armstrong=201).

It’s a reminder that Event 201 was the coronavirus simulation, and the called the vaccine development the “Moon Shot.”

It’s also a reminder that the simulation was put on by Klaus Schwab, a Jesuit, similar to how the Steelers are owned by a Jesuit-educated family, the Rooney Family (The Jesuit Order=201).

Adding insult to injury, the last game for Tomlin was officiated by Craig Wrolstad, and it was his 201st NFL game as an official (Craig Wrolstad=201).

He also coached his last season with Aaron Rodgers at the helm (Aaron Charles Rodgers=201).

For one last point, he has resigned on January 13, or 1/13 (Steelers=113).

It’s a reminder that Jesuit priests wrote the rites of the Scottish Rite (Scottish=113).

What a script!