COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ryan Shazier keeps moving in the right direction. Shazier attended an NCAA tournament game in Pittsburgh last month. He led cheers at the Pittsburgh Penguins’ NHL playoff game on Wednesday. And on Saturday, Shazier served as an honorary coach at Ohio State’s Scarlet vs. Gray game. Four months after suffering a career-threatening spinal injury on Monday Night Football against the NFL’s Cincinnati Bengals, the Steelers linebacker stood up, waved his arms and embraced Malcolm Jenkins to a loud ovation. MORE: Ohio State 2018 lookahead That provided the most heart-warming moment on a rainy afternoon at Ohio Stadium. Earlier, Shazier wore a “Silver Bullets” T-shirt and spoke with reporters from a golf cart. While Shazier didn’t go too far into the details of his recovery, the former Buckeyes linebacker said attending sporting events in Pittsburgh and Columbus has aided his recovery process. ?? Spring Game Salute to our Buckeye Legends and Scarlet &…
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