veteran Fordham offensive lineman with a coach’s trust and a grinder’s profile
In Fordham’s 2011 season, Connor Hartigan emerged as a valuable offensive-line piece, appearing in eight games and making two starts at right guard after years of building depth and snapping experience. His edge is versatility: he developed from a depth player into a dependable interior lineman, with Fordham noting his progress, experience, and academic consistency. The fit here is clear—he projects as the kind of steady, assignment-sound lineman coaches love for toughness, reliability, and flexibility more than flash.
