Connor will miss a week of training camp practices after suffering a hamstring injury Sunday, BuffaloBills.com reports.

It may be tough for Connor to make the team even though the Bills plan to use the fullback spot in their offense this season, as Jerome Felton seems to have the upper hand.

The Bills have signed Conner, wgr550.com reports.

Conner, who earns most of his keep as a blocker, bolsters the Bills' fullback depth, with his chances of making the team's final roster aided by his experience under coach Rex Ryan, while the duo were both employed by the Jets.

Conner signed a one-year contract with the Jets on Tuesday, Yahoo! Sports reports.

Conner joins the Jets for a second term in wake of fellow fullback Tommy Bohanon currently nursing a collarbone injury. In 32 games for the Jets from 2010-11, Conner totaled 21 carries for 88 yards and two touchdowns.

Conner did not make the Giants' final roster, The New York Daily News reports.

Henry Hynoski will be the Giants' starting fullback.

Giants signed FB John Conner.

The Terminator lives. Conner, famous for his roles on two separate seasons of Hard Knocks, is on to replace Henry Hynoski. The Hynoceros sustained a fractured shoulder against the Panthers in Week 3.

Free agent FB John Conner is working out for the Bills Tuesday.

It's the first known interest he's had since being waived by the Bengals. If signed, Connor would replace struggling FB Frank Summers. The Bills primarily use their running game out of singleback and shotgun formations.

Bengals waived FB John Conner.

Terminated. It's a surprise because "Terminator" Conner out-blocked Orson Charles in Bengals camp, but the organization is higher on Charles' upside in the fullback role. Conner may generate some interest at his $630,000 cost.

Bengals singed FB John Conner.

The Jets waived Conner due to injuries in October. The former "Hard Knocks" star will replace FB Chris Pressley, who was placed on injured reserve with a knee injury.

Jets waived FB John Conner with an injury settlement and promoted LB Marcus Dowtin from their practice squad.

Conner gained fame on "Hard Knocks" thanks to his bone-bruising blocks on special teams, but the Jets quickly soured on his lead-blocking ability. An MCL sprain sealed the deal here.

Jets FB John Conner (knee) has been ruled out for Week 3 against the Dolphins.

Conner has been dealing with an MCL issue for the past two weeks. Going up against a stout Miami run defense, Shonn Greene is a fantasy situation to stay far away from. The Jets will also be without tight end Dustin Keller.

Jets FB John Conner (MCL) has "avoided serious injury," and is day-to-day.

Conner aggravated an MCL sprain in Sunday's loss, but could be ready for Sunday's tilt with the Dolphins. The Jets' running game struggled mightily against the Steelers, but it's doubtful Conner's absence was a major factor.

Jets FB John Conner aggravated his knee injury during Sunday's loss to the Steelers.

Conner came into the game with a sprained MCL and tweaked it. He'll have an MRI on Monday.

John Conner (knee) is listed as questionable for Week 2 against the Steelers.

Conner was active for the season opener, but was limited in practice this week with a knee injury. The Jets would be forced to use two tight ends in their rushing offense if Conner is ruled out. Special teamer Isaiah Trufant is also officially questionable.

Jets FB John Conner is not assured of a spot on the team's 53-man roster.

TE Josh Baker is a lock to make the team and can play the position. ESPN New York's Rich Cimini points to the diminishing role of the fullback as the reason why Conner may not stick, but the Jets intend in relying heavily on the run. It would be a moderate surprise if the "Terminator" was waived.

Jets FB John Conner is working to improve his pass-catching skills at Mark Sanchez's offseason camps.

Tony Richardson had only nine catches in three years with the Jets. Already a bone-crushing blocker and productive special teamer, Conner is trying to improve his versatility. "When you talk about John, he immediately gets put into that `Terminator' role," OC Brian Schottenheimer said. "That's what everybody talks about. But you're talking about a guy who's an awfully good athlete."

The New York Daily News confirms that John Conner will be the Jets' starting lead blocker in 2011.

"The Terminator" flashed beastly potential by paving the way for Joe McKnight's 173-total yard Week 17 effort, but never topped 20 snaps in any other game. He didn't even play a down in the playoffs. Conner is clearly the team's lead blocker. Free agent Tony Richardson is unlikely to be retained.

The Jets are expected to move on from free agent Tony Richardson this offseason, and make John Conner their starting lead blocker.

Richardson's play tailed off dramatically in 2010, while in his lone start Conner paved the way for Joe McKnight's unlikely 173-total yard Week 17 game. Conner is ready for the job full time. He'll help Shonn Greene's cause in 2011.

John Conner rushed 8 times for 44 yards and a touchdown in Week 17.

It took Conner 17 weeks to earn himself a post-game blurb, as "The Terminator" had zero carries and two receptions heading into the season finale. Conner came about an inch from losing a fumble at the end of his 16-yard touchdown rumble, but the booth rightfully let the touchdown stand. Conner played second fiddle to Joe McKnight, running hard on each of his carries. He won't be a factor as a runner or receiver in the playoffs.

Jets RBs coach Anthony Lynn indicated on Wednesday's episode of HBO's Hard Knocks that rookie John Conner could overtake Tony Richardson to be the team's starting fullback.

The entire Jets staff, from Rex Ryan on down, is clearly a fan of "our fullback from Kentucky." Conner impressed with physical lead blocking in the team's preseason opener Monday night. The Jets may ultimately have to keep both fullbacks, potentially costing a tailback like Joe McKnight a roster spot. McKnight is not generating much confidence from Lynn, Ryan, and Co.

Coach Rex Ryan has raved about the play of rookie fullback John Conner.

"That Kentucky kid showed up today; he was out there thumping people,'' Ryan said. "He took the breath out of three linebackers out there. I've never seen that before. Now you know why he has such a short neck.'' Conner won't beat out veteran Tony Richardson, but he'll be groomed to eventually replace him and appears to already be winning over the coaching staff.