Davante Adams or Rhamondre Stevenson: Who Should You Start?

The call

• A 24% target share across 14 games is alpha-level volume — the WR-2 depth slot is a formation label, not a usage cap.
• 13.8 projected points at WR21 with no injury designation is a floor most 12-team PPR benches can't match.
• Team implied total of 25.8 as a 3-point favorite means enough scoring volume to support multiple touchdown-equity looks.
• The DvP composite (18 of 32) is drawn from a 0-game sample with 0.00 confidence, so treat the matchup as neutral rather than a reason to bench.

The call

• Volume is there — 59% of snaps over 14 games in the lead RB slot — but only a 9% target share means he needs goal-line work to clear his 10.5-point projection.
• Seattle grades 12 of 32 in the DvP composite, closer to the tough end, and New England's 20.5 implied total with a 3.5-point deficit points to a chase script that favors passing down backs.
• RB31 consensus is flex territory, not a set-and-forget start: if TreVeyon Henderson's status opens up more of the backfield, Stevenson jumps to a clear start; if it's a committee, sit him for a back in a better game environment.