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CHICAGO — The Chicago Bears held a light practice Wednesday afternoon, a walk-through of sorts but with enough work that quarterback Justin Fields was able to test his injured left shoulder. The team’s medical staff cleared Fields to participate, but he still felt noticeable pain as he continued working through…

In maybe the greatest pain he’s experienced as an NFL quarterback, Justin Fields paused to gather his teammates in the visitor’s locker room Sunday,

Fields will almost certainly need a painkiller shot before the game and have to wear a harness or brace — and still play through significant pain. That seems unnecessary at this point in the season when there would be little lost by simply giving him time.

CHICAGO — Quarterback Justin Fields’ status remains cloudy as the Chicago Bears prepare for this weekend’s road game against the New York Jets.

The Bears released their first injury report ahead of Sunday's game against the Jets. See Wednesday's walkthrough report here:

He was in pain throwing and handing off in practice Wednesday, but still considering playing Sunday vs. the Jets.

Bears QB Justin Fields said he was feeling pain on pretty much every throw and even on handoffs during Wednesday's walkthrough.

As Justin Fields deals with a left shoulder injury, he's been cleared to practice ahead of Week 12 vs. Jets.