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Ramond Ray had 86% of the snaps, 75% of the rushing attempts, and he's 60% route share. That's like just elite stuff, guys...he's a running back one, a borderline running back one at worst. And the schedule's really good. You get the Jets, a 2.4 fantasy point per game boost to opposing running back rooms. Then you get the Bears plus 1.2. Then you get the Dolphins plus 4.7. And then you get the Packers plus 3.4.
STACKED’s take
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Stevenson's elite snap/attempt share makes him a borderline RB1 with four great matchups ahead.
After Trevion Henry left the game, Stevenson played 86% of snaps, 75% of rushing attempts, and 60% route share—elite workload metrics. Matt Harmon projects him as a borderline running back one at worst as long as Henry remains out, with four consecutive weeks of favorable matchups (Jets +2.4, Bears +1.2, Dolphins +4.7, Packers +3.4 fantasy points per game to opposing RB rooms), positioning him as a plug-and-play RB2 with potential to finish as a low-end RB1.
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