James Connor enjoyed a breakthrough 2018 campaign with the running back catching the eye during his second season with the Steelers. He missed just three games and was named to the Pro Bowl roster after putting up 12 touchdowns for 1470 yards. His performances helped to fill the void left by Le’Veon Bell, who was forced to sit out the entire campaign after contract negotiations stalled in the spring. However, the 25-year-old was unable to hit the same heights last season, and despite lofty expectations, injuries prevented him from recapturing the kind of form which saw him quickly become a fan favorite at Heinz Field.
James Connor Needs to Put His 2019 Injury Woes Firmly Behind Him
