Rhamondre Stevenson

Rhamondre Stevenson enters 2026 as a pretty useful fantasy back, but not a set-and-forget star. The most recent outlooks still peg him as New England’s lead back and a steady RB2/FLEX type, with projections clustering around the RB25-RB31 range and about 140-160 PPR points if his role holds.

The big positive is opportunity: the Patriots still appear committed to Stevenson as their primary early-down and scoring-back option, and recent fantasy analysis expects him to keep enough volume to matter even if the offense is only average. In redraft, that makes him a solid target in the middle rounds rather than someone you need to reach for early, especially in leagues that reward touchdowns and catches.

Health is the main thing to watch. Stevenson dealt with a toe injury late in 2025 that cost him practice time and a game, and he also had an eye injury in January 2026 during the playoffs, though he later downplayed it as minor. There has also been a recent training camp report noting he left practice early, which is worth monitoring because any missed time could open the door for other backs to chip away at his workload.

Overall, Stevenson looks like a dependable but unspectacular fantasy pick for 2026. If he stays healthy, he should give managers usable weekly production with RB2 upside, but the safest expectation is a volume-based starter who thrives more on steady touches than big-play efficiency.