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season officially ended on Tuesday when the placed him onthat required  But that won't stop Shazier from helping his team win football games this season.On Tuesday, Steelers coach Mike Tomlin Ron Santo Jersey  revealed that whenever he goes to visit Shazier in the hospital, "I go see him and he wants to talk about the game plan," he said, per ESPN's Jeremy Fowler. "He wants to talk about how the guys are doing. He wants to talk specifically about what's transpiring in practice settings and so forth. That's Ryan."Before suffering the horrifying injury against the on Mark Grace Jersey  Dec. 4,  Shazier served as one of the Steelers' most important players. Since 2015, Shazier has 178 solo tackles, seven sacks and seven interceptions. The Steelers will undoubtedly mi s him as they pursue the top seed in the AFC and, ultimately, a trip to the . But as Tomlin's anecdote above indicates, Shazier will remain involved with the team down the stretch.  At this point, Shazier's future in football is secondary. What matters is that his life isn't impacted severely by the injury. On Sunday, CBS Sports Insider Jason La Canfora reported that From La Canfora's report:Doctors will not be able to make a more exact determination of the extent of his injuries until after swelling di sipates, sources said, but there Steve Cishek Jersey  remains every expectation Shazier will be able to walk and lead a normal life. The surgery he underwent back in Pittsburgh was a procedure doctors initially thought might be required on Monday night, when he was rushed to the  Anthony Rizzo Jersey hospital from the stadium. He remains in good spirits.After the Steelers knocked off the on Sunday night and captured the AFC North crown, they celebrated the win with Shazier via FaceTime.    Ryan Shazier celebrated the AFC North championship with his teammates from the hospital. (via mrs.shazier50 / Instagram)  FOX Sports: NFL (@NFLonFOX)  "Unfortunately Ryan will not be able Tony Kemp Jersey  to contribute on the field during the remainder of this season," Steelers President Art Rooney II said on Tuesday. "However, even off the field Ryan will continue to be one of our team leaders. We know his spirit and positive outlook will help him to continue in his recovery, as well as serve as an inspiration to our team."