Conner's three snaps during Sunday's 23-17 overtime loss all came on special teams.
Starter Le'Veon Bell was hardly back to his dominant ways on Sunday but showed progress, ending with 98 total yards and a touchdown. He saw the field for a whopping 62 of Pittsburgh's 64 offensive plays. Terrell Watson was the only other running back to play on offense, only a single snap. Conner's strong preseason showing led many to believe that there might be a greater division of labor this season in the Steelers' backfield, but that doesn't seem to be the case. Don't expect things to change as Bell works his way to midseason form.