The veteran New England Patriots running back will be an important piece next season.

Rhamondre Stevenson is looking to repeat last year's success.

New England Patriots star Rhamondre Stevenson had a close call during a celebrity softball game over the weekend. The running back, 28, collided with comedian Matt Rife during the MayeDay Celebrity Softball Classic,

FOXBORO — Were it not for Drake Maye getting knocked to the ground, the Patriots’ last minicamp practice likely would have lasted for another 20 minutes Thursday. Alas, Maye went down, Mike Vrabel blew his whistle and called for a huddle at midfield.

The two incoming rookies -- Miller and Montgomery -- both had productive final years in college. Miller, the Patriots' seventh round draft choice, had three touchdowns in 11 games after dealing with plenty of injuries. Montgomery, an undrafted free agent, ran for 705 yards as a UCF captain in 2025.

Patriots RB Rhamondre Stevenson dodged an injury scare after comedian Matt Rife rolled into his leg during a celebrity softball game rundown.

Rhamondre Stevenson’s entire NFL season just flashed before his eyes. The Patriots’ running back was at the inaugural MayeDay Celebrity Softball Classic, hosted by his franchise quarterback, Drake Maye,

Patriots running back Rhamondre Stevenson got taken out by comedian Matt Rife during Drake Maye's charity softball game.

When it comes to the running back position, it’s all about quality of depth and player versatility. The Patriots have top-end depth with Rhamondre Stevenson and Treveyon Henderson. After those two, however, it’s clear that the team could use more depth ...

For one of the New England Patriots' "Top 30" meetings during the pre-draft process, the defending AFC champions brought in a running back that can shine in the passing game. Adam Randall -- the senior from Clemson -- is a fascinating draft prospect that ...