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Steelers Tackle Max Iheanachor Impresses Coaching Staff Despite Injury Concerns

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By Drew VonScio
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Pittsburgh Steelers tackle and first-round pick Max Iheanachor did not participate in Friday's practice after leaving on Thursday with an injury, a day when Yahya Black stole the show . According to head coach Mike McCarthy, he is okay and will likely return to the field on Monday. Even though he did not participate in the shortened outdoor session due to inclement weather, McCarthy was still very complimentary about the former Arizona State Sun Devils lineman and his development.
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Steelers respond to Aaron Rodgers blasting 'Tony Fauci,' ESPN on Pat McAfee Show

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By Drew VonScio
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Pittsburgh Steelers training camp continued Monday, as the players put on the pads for the first time under head coach Mike McCarthy. Quarterback Aaron Rodgers made his latest appearance on the “Pat McAfee Show,” which quickly turned controversial after he dodged a question from Pat McAfee about how he is mentally handling his last training camp. Just after 7:30 Monday night, the Steelers organization responded to Rodgers' calling out ESPN and Dr. Anthony Fauci.
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Steelers respond to Aaron Rodgers blasting 'Tony Fauci,' ESPN on Pat McAfee Show

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By Drew VonScio
| MSN Verified
Pittsburgh Steelers training camp continued Monday, as the players put on the pads for the first time under head coach Mike McCarthy. Quarterback Aaron Rodgers made his latest appearance on the “Pat McAfee Show,” which quickly turned controversial after he dodged a question from Pat McAfee about how he is mentally handling his last training camp. Just after 7:30 Monday night, the Steelers organization responded to Rodgers' calling out ESPN and Dr. Anthony Fauci.
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