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Rhamondre Stevenson’s expanded role keeps him involved through the air.

• Has cleared this number in 2 of his last 3 games
• Seattle has allowed 25.9% of receptions to running backs, the HIGHEST rate in the NFL
• Handled 25 touches last week compared to just 3 for Henderson

When backs absorb targets against this defense, receptions stay live.

Kenneth Walker’s passing-game usage has climbed with the backfield thinned.

• Has cleared this number in three straight games, averaging 38 receiving yards
• With Charbonnet sidelined, ran his most routes of the season last week
• Running backs account for 24% of New England’s allowed receptions, the 3RD-HIGHEST rate in the NFL

When routes expand and coverage concedes short throws, receiving yards follow. The #1 pick in Super Bowl LX is a different Seahawk who’s facing a tough matchup.

Stefon Diggs’ yardage has been capped, but his usage keeps his target floor intact.

• Has averaged 6.0 targets per game over his last six games
• Seattle forces the 5TH-MOST pass attempts in the NFL
• Has run a route on 81.4% of dropbacks in the postseason, up from 68.3% in the regular season

When routes climb and volume is forced, targets continue to accumulate.

A.J. Barner’s postseason box scores have dipped, but his role and matchup still support modest reception volume.

• Averaged 3.9 receptions per game over his final eight regular-season games
• New England allowed 5.6 receptions per game to tight ends, ranking 22ND, and 55.1 yards per game, ranking 20TH
• Against zone coverage, Sam Darnold targeted tight ends on 20% of dropbacks, compared to 12% vs. man

When coverage funnels targets inside, tight end receptions add up quickly.

Cooper Kupp’s playoff usage bump keeps his reception floor intact.

• Has cleared this number in back-to-back games with 9 total receptions
• Owns a 23.4% target rate per route and a 22% target share this postseason, both up from roughly 16% during the regular season
• Against the 49ers, Kupp caught five passes even though Darnold threw just 17 times, showing his targets hold in low-volume scripts

When role outweighs game script, receptions follow.