Stevenson has finished RB25 and RB31 in back-to-back seasons, which understates what the advanced stats show. His broken-tackle rate ranks at the 97th percentile–2nd in the NFL–his YAC/Att at the 95th, and his elusive rating at the 91st. His receiving profile is legitimately above average too, with a 78th-percentile YPRR. In his 13 healthy games, he averaged 11.9 touches for 72 yards and 0.69 touchdowns per game, serving as the RB1a while TreVeyon Henderson was the RB1b (10.5 touches per game in the same span). Given his efficiency profile and last year’s split, there’s an argument that Stevenson should be drafted first, yet he’s going off the board two full rounds after Henderson.