Ryan Shazier was an honorary captain at Ohio State’s spring game today, apart from his fellow captain and former Buckeye standout Malcolm Jenkins. Shazier, of course, suffered a spinal injury while playing for the Pittsburgh Steelers in December, so his appearance was especially noteworthy. Appear Shazier did, and he looked great. He drove a golf cart to the middle of the field and stood as the Ohio Stadium masses gave him a round of applause. A 4-star recruit in Ohio State’s class of 2011, the Plantation, Fla., native was one of the most decorated players in a highly-decorated era of Ohio State football. A First Team All-Big Ten and All-America performer in 2013, Shazier helped Ohio State complete back-to-back 12-0 regular seasons before leaving early for the 2014 NFL Draft. He was a first round selection of the Steelers, where he reached the Pro Bowl in 2016 and ’17. Steelers general manager Kevin…
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