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When the games mattered most, Henderson totaled just 109 scrimmage yards on nine touches per game in four playoff matchups. Rhamondre Stevenson took over the heavy lifting, racking up 70 touches while averaging 86 scrimmage yards over that stretch. Fade Henderson. He is priced like the lead option in an offense that turned to someone else the moment the stakes increased.
STACKED’s take
Henderson's playoff benching for Stevenson signals Vrabel's true preference despite regular-season stats.
TreVeyon Henderson produced 1,132 scrimmage yards and 10 touchdowns last year, pricing him as the clear lead back in New England at ADP 58, RB22. However, the postseason tells a different story: Henderson totaled just 109 scrimmage yards on nine touches per game in four playoff matchups, while Rhamondre Stevenson took over the heavy lifting with 70 touches and 86 scrimmage yards per game. Coach Mike Vrabel requires a physical runner who keeps the offense on schedule and keeps Drake Maye upright against the blitz; Stevenson is the more efficient player in both areas. Jim Coventry advises fading Henderson, noting he is priced like the lead option in an offense that turned to someone else the moment the stakes increased.
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