Stevenson showcased multi-dimensional value with several receptions and a solid rushing workload, highlighting his role as a versatile centerpiece for the Patriots’ attack.

Stevenson authored a modest 54 rushing yards on 11 carries, providing a steady ground game amid NE's balanced attack but lacking a breakout performance.

Stevenson showed big-yard capability, rushing for 142 yards on 16 touches and flashing a 55-yard catch. While not a must-start every week, he’s clearly the top back in New England and a strong RB2 option with upside in favorable matchups.

Stevenson led the ground game with 11 carries at 4.9 yards per rush and added 88 receiving yards on five targets. A 55-yard catch-and-run highlighted his versatility as a pass-catching back and security blanket for Maye.

Stevenson anchored New England’s backfield with 11 carries for 54 yards and 88 receiving yards on 5 catches; a 55-yard reception helped flip the game late, keeping his role secure despite the draft class noise.