TreVeyon Henderson

One year after the national championship, TreVeyon Henderson finds himself in the Super Bowl.

TreVeyon Henderson has carried a major workload.

There's not much to see here, folks. Henderson handled just three of the Patriots' 28 backfield carries in Sunday's win, with his longest tote going for four yards. The rookie has had single-digit carries in two of the Patriots' three playoff games this postseason and is averaging just 2.4 YPC on those carries. It's possible he sees more work in the Super Bowl, but his usage will be hard to predict given his limited touches and lack of efficiency.

Facing a stout defense and snowy conditions, the Patriots leaned heavily on Stevenson all afternoon. The fifth-year vet did what he could, but outside of a 12-yard run in the fourth quarter, the Broncos kept Stevenson bottled up on the day. Stevenson's 25 carries led the Patriots' backfield by a wide margin, as rookie TreVeyon Henderson was limited to just three carries on the day, and did not see a target. Stevenson should again be leaned on heavily in a few weeks with the Patriots one game away from their first Super Bowl, and will hopefully face better conditions in San Francisco.

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