Interactive graphic: Matt Forte, the workhorse

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Heading into the season, all signs pointed to running back Matt Forte playing a more pivotal role in the offense. Even though we’re only two weeks into the season and can’t draw any firm conclusions, there’s no disputing he’s taken on a much more significant role in 2013.

Let’s take a look at the stats:

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