Two points, just for clarifications:1) N.E. and Dallas are not tremendously difficult defenses to run on. While they are both above average on the year against the run and can not be considered favorable matchups, they have shown weakness against the run - especially the Pats, who have given up yardage to opposing runners.2) Tomlin has used a RBBC approach - most recently, in week 4 v. Bal, Moore ran 8 times, Mendenhall 9 and Davis 8. While some of that was caused by Mendenhalls' injury, he also filtered in 10 Mendenhall runs in week one to Parker's 25. MeMo's been so good b/c he is almost quite literally, all they have.I would think that, this week, the team will run a ton and that even with Parker starting, the split will look closer to 60-40 than 80-20. Moreover, I expect MeMo to get the vast majority of passing game looks (for those of you in PPR leagues, I'd continue to play Moore this week).On the base question, I am hanging onto Moore, but I'd be actively trying to trade him to the Parker owner if you can swing it. Unfortunately, I can't get that trade happening - folks ar enot willing to hang onto both runners preferring instead to bank on one. I can think of worse RB4/5 prospects than one who clocks big numbers when he gets to start.