Multiple Steelers players attended the event, including Dobbs, Adeniyi, James Conner, JuJu Smith-Schuster and T.J. Watt. The wedding came roughly 16 months after Shazier suffered his back injury.

Ryan Shazier, who played four seasons with Ben Roethlisberger, knows his former teammate's days are numbered and should just let the game talk to him. Go to main menu. Go to search form.

Ryan Shazier was smiling and waving his arms in the air as he danced to "This Is How We Do It" by Montell Jordan Ryan Shazier is celebrating — in a big way! The NFL star, who is a linebacker for ...

December 4, 2017 will always be a prominent date in Ryan Shazier's life. It was the date that Shazier sustained a severe spinal injury that left him with just a 20% chance of walking again. Two ...

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Former Steelers linebacker Ryan Shazier now works as an offensive assistant on coach Mike Tomlin's staff. Steelers / Karl Roser. THE DECISION TO return to the field wasn't one Shazier took lightly.

Ryan Shazier yesterday instructing young football players through back exercises at his HS alma mater Plantation High. He was helping trainer and childhood friend Jerome Howard at his camp.

For Ryan Shazier, the most important thing is that he can literally walk away from football. The Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker is physically capable of much more than that these days, as he ...

Shazier reiterated the goal remains to not only return to the field but to be a Hall of Famer. "My end goal is to allow the Lord to let me come back and play at the high level that I was before ...

Ryan stared back, and in that moment, he looked to the pastor like his son, not the football player who had conquered the NFL and rehabilitation from spinal surgery. “It’s painful,” Ryan ...

Shazier is one of the Steelers' best playmakers and is considered among the most likable teammates. He leads the Steelers in tackles (87), forced fumbles (two) and interceptions (three).

Ryan Shazier's walk from the back offices at the UPMC Rooney Sports Complex to the media room was deliberate and required some help from the cane in his right hand.