Pittsburgh Steelers first-year running back Josh Harris began the 2014 league year without a team, having gone unsigned following the 2014 NFL Draft, but he finished the season being given the most carries for the team during their postseason appearance.
When looking back at Harris’ timeline, however, there is certainly no clear upward trajectory, but rather a more nuanced, curvy path that tells a more interesting tale, delving further into the past, yet offering little about the future.
Harris was expected to be a late-round draft pick after rushing for 2195 yards and 19 touchdowns collegiately in 42 games, but all 32 teams passed him up for all seven rounds.