Fantasy Life Articles on Rhamondre Stevenson
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Stevenson was easily New England's most-trusted RB during the playoffs. He played on 71% of the snaps and handled 61% of the rushing attempts. He also had 75% of the short-yardage snaps and nearly all of the passing-down work... Stevenson seems very likely to retain most of the passing work. Henderson has reportedly continued to struggle with pass blocking in training camp, which could keep him off the field on third downs.
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Stevenson undervalued vs. Henderson despite superior playoff role and passing-down work.
Stevenson is being drafted significantly later than TreVeyon Henderson (ADP 81.7 vs. 55.3) despite outperforming him last season. During the 2025 playoffs, Stevenson played 71% of snaps, handled 61% of rushing attempts, and commanded 75% of short-yardage snaps plus nearly all passing-down work, scoring 13.1 PPR points per game across four contests. Henderson will likely grow into a larger role in his second season, but Stevenson appears positioned to retain most passing-down and short-yardage work since Henderson has struggled with pass blocking in training camp. A 50/50 split with Stevenson handling third downs and goal-line situations provides a solid flex floor with RB1 upside; if Henderson gets injured, Stevenson steps into a potential bell-cow role.
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