One Patriots player listed as undervalued for fantasy football season
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Rhamondre Stevenson is positioned to produce meaningfully for the New England Patriots in 2026, but is he a player that will give fantasy football team managers more than they are anticipating next season?
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According to NFL.com’s Matt Okada, Stevenson is an undervalued player in the NFL for fantasy football next season, given his status as RB31 with an average draft position in round 10.
“Henderson should rebound from a poor playoff run, but I don't expect him to run away with New England's RB1 role,” Okada said. “Stevenson should still see 200 touches, crack 1,000 yards and threaten for double-digit touchdowns. I see Stevenson as a David Montgomery-type from early in Jahmyr Gibbs' career: a solid RB2 with week-to-week RB1 upside, which is far more valuable than his draft costs suggests.”
Stevenson recorded 603 rushing yards and seven rushing touchdowns in 2025. He did miss three games last season, which played a role in his numbers being down on the year. Nevertheless, it’s not out of the realm of possibility to envision Stevenson going for the second 1,000-yard season of his career in 2026.
Given Henderson’s role on the Patriots, coupled with the fact that many elite running backs are anticipated to produce bigger stat lines than Stevenson next season, the latter will be an undervalued player to watch.
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