Well... let's see the numbers. Week#15, the Bucs had 12 rushing attempts, of which Rainey had 11 - for 27 yards. Week#16 Rainey had 20 out of 23 carries - for 37 yards. Finally, Week#17 the Bucs had 18 carries, 11 by Rainey, for 35 yards. Combined, the last 3 weeks the Bucs had 50 rushing snaps, of which Rainey had 42 - that's 84% of the rushing attempts. He made 98 yards, that's an average of 2.31 YPC. So, sorry, but what you're saying is simply not true. Rainey's production didn't go down because he started to split carries. He didn't have less carries than before - and his average clearly reveals that he simply wasn't very effective during that span - in fact, much less effective than Rice or Pierce. Nice try...