The New England Patriots seem to have a revolving door-type system that, outside of Tom Brady, doesn't rely on any one player to meet with success.
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Except for running back Dion Lewis, that is.
Lewis might be the only Pats player who can make this hard to fathom boast: New England is 13-0 with the 4th-year player in the lineup.
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That stat began to take shape last season when the Pats reached 7-0 with Lewis playing—-he suffered a season-ending knee injury last November—-and extends to include the six games he's played this season.
Although far from eye-popping, in those 13 appearances, Lewis has tallied 458 yards and two touchdowns on the ground, and another 51 catches for 478 yards and two touchdowns receiving.
But if you know a little about the Belichick offensive machine, which relies heavily on running backs catching passes out of the backfield, it makes perfect sense that when a quick and shifty player like the 5'8", 195-pound Lewis is having a good day, so are the Pats.
