RB · New England · 2026 outlook
Rhamondre Stevenson paired 603 rushing yards with 345 receiving yards in 2025, but New England has a tough 2026 schedule.
Rhamondre Stevenson's 2025 workload covered rushing and receiving. Across 14 games, he logged 130 carries for 603 yards, caught 32 passes for 345 yards, and scored 7 rushing touchdowns. His 4.64 yards per carry supported the rushing volume, while a 59% snap share kept him regularly involved for New England. The receiving yardage gives the profile another source of production, yet the game count and snap share stop short of showing a fully secure workload. He delivered real production without owning every snap, which makes role stability as important as efficiency for 2026. Managers have a useful season to assess, but no proof that his share will grow.
Consensus places Stevenson 70th overall, RB26, and in tier 6. Drafters take him 4 spots earlier, a modest sign that the market values his measured 2025 output above the board's slot. The schedule works against that confidence. New England rates 2 of 5 for running backs in 2026, a tough slate, and the bye falls in week 11. His 32 receptions and 345 receiving yards matter more under those conditions because difficult rushing matchups can narrow the path through carries alone. Stevenson's production supports a steady role, but the schedule and 59% snap share limit how confidently managers should expect growth.
His production came through both phases. Stevenson rushed for 603 yards on 130 carries and added 345 yards on 32 receptions across 14 games. That receiving output supports his weekly role, while the 59% snap share shows he was involved without controlling every New England snap.
The running back schedule rates 2 of 5, a tough draw, with a week 11 bye. Stevenson's 32 catches give him a path to production when rushing matchups are difficult, but the schedule still lowers confidence in growth beyond his 603 rushing yards and 7 rushing touchdowns.
Drafters take him 4 spots earlier than his consensus rank of 70th overall. That is a limited gap rather than a major split, but it shows the market gives some weight to his 4.64 yards per carry, 7 rushing touchdowns, and 345 receiving yards from 2025.
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