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TreVeyon Henderson has already earned enough rushing work to matter in New England's backfield. Through three official games he has 38 carries for 141 yards and one touchdown, including 14 carries for 42 yards in his most recent game. The problem for fantasy is that the passing-game role has barely existed, with only one reception for six yards.
PFM has Henderson RB30 for Week 5 against Las Vegas and RB27 for the rest of the season. The live profile shows a 34.2% backfield share and only a 2.5% target share. That makes his path to useful weeks narrower than Stevenson's because Henderson needs carries, efficiency or a touchdown to create the result. The rushing role is real enough to keep him relevant, but a larger receiving role would do more for his fantasy floor than a few extra carries.