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Rhamondre Stevenson enters his sixth season with New England and continues to offer reliable production despite sharing backfield duties with TreVeyon Henderson.
Even while operating in a committee throughout 2025, Stevenson averaged 12.9 fantasy points per game, largely due to his heavy involvement in tight game situations. The postseason highlighted just how Mike Vrabel values his size and experience. In the AFC Championship game against Denver, Stevenson recorded 25 touches compared to just three for Henderson -- it wasn't just that the Patriots gave him RB1 snaps, he completely drowned out his teammate. A team riding the "hot hand" is nothing new, but that wasn't even the case here. Stevenson did it while averaging just 2.8 yards per carry. That trend continued into the Super Bowl where Stevenson again out-touched Henderson, albeit on not nearly as lopsided of a final statline.
The late-season volume surge demonstrates Stevenson's role as the team's most-trusted back, particularly in short-yardage and goal-line situations. Currently being selected multiple rounds behind Henderson, Stevenson presents a very similar scoring floor at a significantly cheaper draft cost. His lack of breakaway speed limits explosive home run plays, but consistent pass protection reps and high leverage touches secure his playing time and further guarantee his weekly floor. The price tag difference between these two backs really comes down to potential ceiling. While both backs will see significant touches in 2026, Henderson carries the higher individual ceiling and he's the one who has a real chance to break away as the true bell cow if they're both healthy here in 2026.
In an efficient offense driven by Drake Maye, goal-line opportunities will remain plentiful, giving Stevenson double-digit touchdown potential. Consider him a high-floor RB3 or Flex play who carries solid weekly standalone value regardless of how the surrounding backfield split evolves.
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