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Lan Larison's Pass Catching Potential in New England

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New England Patriots Lan Larison, sidelined in 2025, aims to secure a role as a reliable pass-catching back in 2026. Despite a strong one-two punch with Stevenson and Henderson, Larisons speed and versatility make him a valuable asset. His college stats and a missed practice opportunity fuel his determination. With Antonio Gibsons departure, Larison is poised to contribute significantly to the Patriots ground game.

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Lan Larison's Pass Catching Potential in New England

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NFL News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Lan Larison's Pass Catching Potential in New England. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

It's April 5, I'm Cory with the story. This is NFL News Today, driven by AI and built for football fans. New England Patriots running back, Land Larrison, set out the entire 2025 season after a pre-season foot injury. Heading into 2026, his big focus is locking down a role as a dependable pass catcher from the backfield. The Pats boasts a solid one-two punch with Ramon Dray Stevenson and Trevay on Henderson handling most carries. Still, Larrison offers fresh legs as a speed option who can also line up for passes. In college at UC Davis, he dominated with 1,465 rushing yards, 17 touchdowns, 62 receptions, 8. 147 receiving yards, and 6 scores through the air. That early drop in practice sticks with him, fueling his drive. Patriots brass cut ties with Antonio Gibson, opening the door for a versatile third back. Larrison fits the bill perfectly with his dual threat skills.

If he grabs those chances, expect him to carve out real touches and help shave New England's ground game next year.

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