Pittsburgh Steelers coach Mike McCarthy provides an injury update on Max Iheanachor on Aug. 7, following a concern during the prior day at training camp. Multiple reports say trainers were seen working on Iheanachor’s arm and shoulder after the scare, which prompted questions about his status. In McCarthy’s update, the team indicates Iheanachor is “OK,” suggesting the situation does not involve a serious injury. The coverage characterizes the news as reassuring and implies the Steelers expect Iheanachor to continue with team activities as appropriate. One report frames it as the team avoiding a more significant problem, while another highlights that McCarthy’s remarks lessen concerns after the visible attention from trainers. All accounts describe the same sequence: a day of concern when trainers worked on his arm and shoulder, followed by a next-day update from the head coach that the first-rounder is fine. The reports do not provide further medical details beyond the general characterization of his status as not serious.