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The fourth game ball goes to Rhamondre Stevenson, who looked more like his old self this week, delivering a strong performance reminiscent of his earlier years with the Patriots.
Stevenson was effective on the ground, carrying the ball 20 times for 73 yards, averaging 3.6 yards per carry. While the numbers may not jump off the page, his consistent running allowed the offense to sustain drives, set up play-action opportunities and stay balanced throughout the game.
In addition to his rushing contributions, Stevenson hauled in four passes for 16 yards, providing an extra outlet for Drake Maye in key situations. While not a game-breaker in the passing game, Stevenson’s reliability and versatility were evident. He also made a couple of crucial blocks in pass protection, helping Maye have the time he needed to make plays.
This performance was a promising sign that Stevenson is returning to form, as he looked healthier and more explosive than earlier in the season when dealing with a lingering injury. His effort and impact on both the ground and in pass protection made him an easy choice for this week’s fourth game ball.
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