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Hit rates by week, RB
Over 2019–2025, 70 games played. Bars show this player's rate against the RB rate over the same games.
Usage, RB
9 carries / game
14 games
[2025,2026] season, 14 games played. Share of team carries against the RB median.
Fourth-round running backs from Oklahoma are supposed to have a shelf life, and Stevenson has quietly outlasted most of them in a town that churns through the position. He is what he is: a heavy back who falls forward, catches enough passes to stay on the field, and plays for a team that scores the way a man walks uphill. The whole case is workload, and the whole risk is that the workload is the only thing keeping him interesting.
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The week's reporting points one direction for Rhamondre Stevenson heading into the season opener. RotoBaller Player News reported Wednesday that he is expected to see plenty of work, and Yahoo Sports NFL wrote Saturday that he might see most of the carries in Week 1. Earlier in the week, Ryan O'Bleness at RotoBaller Player News noted Stevenson was gaining steam as the Patriots' No. 1 running back. Taken together, the coverage describes a back whose role appears to be firming up as the week went on, with the Saturday report the most specific about a heavy Week 1 workload. No reports this week contradicted that trajectory, and none addressed his fantasy ranking or projected production.
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