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Rhamondre Stevenson finally reached the end zone in Week 4, carrying 13 times for 47 yards and a touchdown while adding three catches for 27 yards. That pushed him to 163 rushing yards and 90 receiving yards through four games. The role remains useful, but New England is not treating the backfield as a one-player operation.
Stevenson entered Week 4 with a 48.8% backfield share, while TreVeyon Henderson has continued to earn meaningful carries behind him. That makes the Week 5 matchup with Las Vegas less about raw talent and more about how New England divides the touches. Stevenson still has the stronger receiving profile of the two backs, which helps his floor. The touchdown was encouraging, but one score does not remove the split. Fantasy value will rise fastest if his share of the high-value carries and targets grows.