What you might not know about Patriots running back Rhamondre Stevenson
Stevenson does all the little things for the Patriots, and he's on the cusp of 100 carries for the sixth straight season.
ESPN reports: Stevenson does all the little things for the Patriots, and he's on the cusp of 100 carries for the sixth straight season.
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